Threat of the month: Bash bug/Shellshock
Threat of the month: Bash bug/Shellshock
Print Issue: November 03, 2014
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.
In November, addressing difficult challenges
This month we look at application security, particularly databases and we have a real treat for you with two emerging product groups.
Finding the right structure
Some experts contend that a reason for the seeming decline in IT security spend is that it is now becoming a pervasive part of everyday corporate operations.
News briefs: The latest on JPMorgan Chase, the Mozart malware and more
The latest security news, including JPMorgan Chase, Bash bug, new POS malware Mozart and more.
Getting executives on board
Successful CISOs need to master more than system security to make their companies competitive and improve their own job security.
Company news: Big moves at Veracode, Malwarebytes and CipherCloud
The latest news in the security field, including personnel moves and mergers and acquisitions.
Another day, another data breach
Tracking down threat actors is no easy feat, and requires an immense amount of research and collaboration.
Debate: Should you pay a cyber ransom?
Industry experts debate whether organizations should or should not pay a cyber ransom to miscreants.
Skills in demand: Biometric security, account executive
Good news for those industry pros that specialize in biometric security…you’re in demand.
