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Enterprise data privacy management
- May 11, 2018
11 May'18
Force multipliers in cybersecurity: Augmenting your security workforce
During his RSA conference keynote, IBM Security's van Zadelhoff highlighted cybersecurity's top three force multipliers and explained best practices to deploy them.
- May 04, 2018
04 May'18
Corporate IT rebrands its modern role: Reduce complexity
The days of corporate IT as a back-end function with its practitioners relegated to the basement are long over. But IT strategy in 2018 has its own host of challenges.
- April 30, 2018
30 Apr'18
Top 2018 cybersecurity trends to watch out for
A glance at IT news shows cybersecurity trends remain on companies' radar. At the CIO Boston Summit, Cybereason's Jessica Stanford discussed steps to defend against risk.
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- April 20, 2018
20 Apr'18
Juniper CEO Rahim stresses cybersecurity training, automation at RSA 2018
During his RSA Conference keynote, Juniper CEO Rami Rahim encouraged leaders to be "agents of change" that embrace automation in cybersecurity and new training techniques.
- February 28, 2018
28 Feb'18
AI attacks are coming soon to a network near you
The rapid development of artificial intelligence and machine learning is a double-edged sword. The technologies are becoming cheaper and easier to apply to the enterprise, which is also making it ...
- February 27, 2018
27 Feb'18
DLP implementation: Partner with the business for success
Data loss prevention strategies help prevent unauthorized disclosure of sensitive information. For a DLP strategy to be successful, however, business-wide buy-in is required.
- February 16, 2018
16 Feb'18
CISO responsibilities: Building a mission-based cybersecurity program
'Vanquish the enemy you can see ... then prepare for the next engagement.' Brooks Brothers' Phillip Miller gives fellow CISOs new ways to think about a cybersecurity program.
- October 13, 2017
13 Oct'17
Kaspersky news, Equifax security hack push CIOs to trust no one
The Kaspersky news has IT pros pondering everything from the dystopia of zero-trust security to deliverance by blockchain. Also: Samsung CEO resigns; Google's $1 billion for training.
- May 19, 2017
19 May'17
WannaCry ransomware attack: Dry those tears and get back to basics
The recent WannaCry ransomware attack reminds CIOs and CISOs there are no good excuses for bad security. Also in Searchlight: Google's 'AI-first' agenda, net neutrality in trouble.
- March 31, 2017
31 Mar'17
In aftermath of FCC privacy rules repeal, uncertainty, ironies abound
Rollback of FCC privacy rules on selling personal data is seen as a boon for ISPs and a blow to privacy rights. But the issue is complicated. What are the implications for CIOs?
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- January 13, 2017
13 Jan'17
Privacy trampled under the hooves of new tech
Consumer privacy took center stage at Federal Trade Commission's PrivacyCon event held in Washington D.C. on Thursday. Senior Executive Editor, Linda Tucci explores how advancements in technology ...
- December 16, 2016
16 Dec'16
How is the billion-user Yahoo breach different from other email hacks?
News of a 2013 Yahoo breach will likely not be the jolt Americans need to become more cyber-savvy -- and that's scary. Also, Trump meets with tech leaders; FCC chair to resign.
- October 07, 2016
07 Oct'16
Security versus privacy: What's a company to do?
An expert panel debates the merits of privacy in a cybercrime world at the Cambridge Cyber Summit. Also in Searchlight: Google's new smartphone and Yahoo scans emails.
- September 30, 2016
30 Sep'16
Encrypting data in the cloud is no guarantee, analyst says
Organizations look to encryption as a foolproof way of securing cloud information. But making the data unreadable to unauthorized users doesn't protect data from everything.
- September 26, 2016
26 Sep'16
Cybersecurity advice to live and work by
High-profile hacks have nerves on edge. Experts dole out cybersecurity advice -- have a a plan, go on the offense. Follow accordingly, and sleep at night.