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Print Issue: October 03, 2016
Multifaceted cybersecurity
Our best defense is the ability to detect early and respond rapidly, says EY’s Jeff Liu.
Staying ahead of threats: Growing dangers
Today’s onslaught of cyberattacks can be difficult to analyze, let alone take immediate action to prevent data exfiltration. Larry Jaffee reports.
Cybersecurity preparedness requires threat intelligence information sharing
Threat intelligence information sharing efforts have become increasingly important as breaches become more pervasive. Karen Epper Hoffman reports.
Early warning: Actionable intelligence
Like a canary in a coal mine, automated threat intelligence can sound early warnings of toxic threats to the network, reports Steve Zurier.
A new ethics?: Moral compass
As hackers and cyberarmies shred network defenses, industry experts weigh the ethics of breach disclosure and information sharing. Lee Sustar reports.
Threat intelligence in health care
Electronic medical records have created incredible new opportunities for patient care, but have made medical data far more accessible to hackers.
Debate: Threats to cloud security are overhyped.
Debate: Threats to cloud security are overhyped.
Skills in demand: October 2016
With more and more companies being hacked, it’s no wonder cybersecurity is still the #1 threat facing companies today. With all this going on, the security analyst, and their ever-expanding role, is still being highly sought after.
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