Will cyber threaten mobile?
As mobile devices are further integrated into networks, organizations will have a critical need to implement end-to-end security solutions.
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Selling Snowden-style access: Inside threat
Edward Snowden has the same broad access and privileges that many employees in similar positions have at almost every business.
Me and my job: Marisa Fagan, director of crowd operations, Bugcrowd
This month, we get to know Marisa Faga, Bugcrowd’s director of crowd operations.
Privacy and the Internet of Things
With parameters, new tech can help your business, says McAfee’s Jonathan Fox and Tyson Macaulay.
Safe tether: Wearables
Wearable devices efficiently monitor user activity, but also open new targets for malware authors, reports Alan Earls.
Upping the ante: PCI Security Standard
The latest iteration of the PCI Security Standard calls for moving beyond simply meeting compliance
mandates, reports Jim Romeo.
Network care: Case study
When a care provider supplied laptops to its roving employees, it added a security solution to enable efficient collaboration. Greg Masters reports.
Acting out: Cyber simulation exercises
Simulation exercises show how companies should respond under a cyberattack, says HHS’s Sara Hall.
Teri Robinson reports.
Threat of the month: Bash bug/Shellshock
Threat of the month: Bash bug/Shellshock
A balancing act: Apple technology
Apple’s iPhone 6 and iOS 8 offer encryption for mobile users, but a focus on consumers can
create security conundrums, reports Lee Sustar.
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