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Chromebook To Get Additional USB Security
Google is taking additional steps to protect its Chromebook user base. Currently, if a hacker has physical access to your machine, he or she could insert a flash drive in the USB port and run malicious code from it. The...
How to Create the Ultimate USB Key Ring to Solve Any Computer Problem
If you’re “the computer guy” (or girl) to your friends and family, you’re probably asked to diagnose and fix their problems on a regular basis. If you can’t stand to tell them to leave you alone, you might as well embrace your role and come prepared with one key ring full of flash drives to rule them all.
Your Network Security Strategy: Time to Update or Reboot?
All good things eventually come to an end. When is it time to create an entirely new network security strategy rather than updating an old one?
The metaverse: Who will be securing it — and how?
Who is the gatekeeper of the legal & security implications that will come with the metaverse and how do you ensure information is kept safe?
The Biggest Mistake IT Leaders Make with Their Security Talent Strategy
With today’s IT skills shortage, enterprises put tons of effort into finding cyber security talent. But they often fail to keep them engaged. Here are five keys to retaining your valuable IT security talent.
Cloud Security: 'Big Data' Leak Prevention Essentials
Big data analytics and search tools give organizations the ability to analyze information faster than ever before. But too many organizations deactivate security
AWS security options grow with Amazon Detective
AWS security is a high priority for many customers. The release of threat hunting tool Amazon Detective provides a way to spot security problems through visualizations based on log data.
Are privacy and security concerns overrated?
We see individuals somewhat reacting to breach news, but what about organizations and the executive team? It seems the announcements of breach are falling on deaf ears when it comes to them, which makes us wonder if business leaders really care about privacy and what level of privacy do they want to offer their customers?
For safety’s sake, we must slow innovation in internet-connected things
That’s the view of security expert Bruce Schneier, who fears lives will be lost in a cyber disaster unless governments act swiftly.
Why Higher Ed Needs to Step Up Its IT Security Game
With colleges and universities becoming an ever more tempting target for hackers, there is a growing demand for c-level leadership in the realm of cybersecurity. But do institutions know what to look for in a CISO?
The Security Benefits of a Software Defined Perimeter (SDP)
As enterprise networks evolve, the need for a secure WAN increases. In the past, sensitive data storage and processing was primarily performed on an organization’s internal network. As a result, it…
how to turn a USB stick into a kill switch that can...
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5 Benefits of Automated Security in Agile Software Development
Agile Software Development (ASD) is gaining momentum worldwide. But testing in such scenarios can be quite challenging. Enter automated security.
What does a zero-trust model mean for network security?
Zero trust has emerged as a compelling way to approach network security, but a lot of unknown factors complicate the model. Learn how a zero-trust model works with software-defined perimeters, VPNs and access control lists.
