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President Barack Obama sought to allay fears about secret US intelligence programs, rejecting comparisons with the policies of his predecessors George W. Bush and Dick Cheney.
In a recent survey, out of 58% of the organizations that suffered a breach in the last year, only 24% of them said they recognized it within minutes.
Barack Obama said that China has understood his "very blunt" message that cyber-hacking against the United States will lead to a deterioration of relations between the two powers.
Belgian and Dutch authorities investigating computer hacking attacks on shipping companies in Antwerp have uncovered a massive drug smuggling ring.
ICS-CERT published an advisory centered on a hard-coded password vulnerability that impacts some 300 medical devices – including implanted devices such as pacemakers or defibrillators.
In a Q&A with the public, Edward Snowden says he plans to continue disclosing information about secret spy programs.
NTT has agreed to acquire Solutionary, an Omaha, Nebraska-based Managed Security Services Provider for an undisclosed cash sum.
Apple revealed on Monday it received between 4,000 and 5,000 data requests in six months from US authorities.
China's official army newspaper Sunday branded the United States Internet surveillance program exposed by former
spy Edward Snowden as "frightening", and accused the US of being a "habitual offender" when it comes to network monitoring.
A Philippine hacker has posted online what he claimed to be the president's personal mobile telephone numbers, with Benigno Aquino's spokesman denouncing the act as "cyber vandalism".
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They always say in the investment world that cash is king. We are now seeing that in terms of cyber as well. Stealing cash, it’s even better than stealing money.
It’s important we remember that IT security is essentially an asymmetric struggle. If we don’t adapt, we simply play into the hands of those who want to attack us.
The challenge of both VDI and public cloud is that they are disruptive. To the end-users and management, that disruption must be justified.
There’s no single solution that’s going to resolve all your security woes and, therefore, the best defense remains a layered defense.
Recognized Big Data security solutions can only examine data that administrators and engineers have programmed them to identify. They cannot, on their own, choose to browse data sets that they "think" might yield information, nor can they detect information about risky user behaviors that hasn't been captured.
The Omnibus Rule that updated the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) has the potential to be a game changer because of the things it says in writing, as well as some of the things that it doesn’t say.
In this continuously evolving threat landscape you need to ask yourself: Am I using the right criteria to determine how to better protect my organization from advanced attacks?
As threats and vulnerabilities continue to evolve, it is incumbent upon organizations to empower all of their employees to take an active role in their own network security.
What is unique to the Patriot Act compared to most other countries is the need for a court order. Most other countries allow their government authorities to go directly to the data host with administrative orders to produce data.
The building blocks for a robust cybersecurity strategy are not uniquely different from security requirements for a traditional enterprise...
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