U.S. must improve data laws
Can U.S. data protection laws protect privacy and preserve tech innovation and intellectual property?
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Print Issue: October 01, 2015
Canada stands against spam
The impact of Canada’s anti-spam legislation for companies big and small.
Me and my job: Surendhar Subramani
Me and my job: Surendhar Subramani, senior information security consultant, Ernst & Young, India
In the zone: Physical to network
Containment solutions can help stop the spread of malware, says Bufferzone CEO Israel Levy.
Devaluing data: Payment card data
Information sharing is vital, and it always will be, says Stephen Orfei, general manager at PCI SSC.
Appetites for more: Government actions
Threat actors have free rein while business and government players remain relatively uncoordinated in their responses, reports Alan Earls.
Into the spotlight: Cyberinsurance
Insurance to cover loss after a data breach is becoming mainstream, but buyers must investigate the options, reports Jesse Staniforth.
Appliance takeover?: Internet of Things
The Internet of Things offers convenience, but getting the security right is key, says John Johnson, global security
architect at John Deere. Teri Robinson reports.
Debate: What is the edge of IoT security responsibility? Will device-level security testing be enough?
Debate: What is the edge of IoT security responsibility? Will device-level security testing be enough?
Planning in an attack-ridden landscape: Continuity planning
Even before an organization is breached, these processes should be put in place to limit damage, bolster technical defenses and help repair the brand, reports Larry Jaffee.
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