Opinion
Opinion
Cybersecurity strategy
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As long as the workforce is human, IT security education will fall short
Enough with training employees to be good security stewards, Niel Nickolaisen says. To err is human. He's putting his faith in behavior-based security and a few ironclad rules. Continue Reading
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Blockchain use cases and how to get going
Blockchain observers talk a lot about the widespread impact the technology will have on various industries, but pinpointing use cases and putting them into action isn't so easy. In July's CIO Decisions, dive into potential blockchain use ... Continue Reading
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A CIO faces a cybersecurity threat, a cool head prevails
Two weeks into a new CIO job at a global bank, Harvey Koeppel was faced with a cybersecurity threat halfway across the globe. Keeping a level head made all the difference. Continue Reading
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Digital business puts data and data ownership atop CIO agenda
It's time for CIOs to fast-forward to the past, says Harvey Koeppel. In the digital business world, IT is once again all about the data -- and data ownership. Koeppel offers eight ways to keep pace with the times. Continue Reading
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Is it time for a new data ownership manifesto?
Niel Nickolaisen resolves a heated dispute between software engineering and operations over data ownership by locking the two teams in a room. Continue Reading
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Next-generation security for a mobile culture: 10 risks, seven pointers
The number of mobile devices now outnumbers the number of people in the world. Mass mobilization calls for next-generation security tools and some forward thinking on the part of CIOs. Continue Reading
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Mobile pulls CIOs into vetting next-generation security
Among its many other wonderfully disruptive consequences, mobile computing forces CIOs to figure out a next-generation information security strategy. Continue Reading
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Desperately seeking security
Your enterprise is probably no further than six degrees of separation from a damaging data breach. In CIO Decisions ezine, find out how those seeking security can turn hindsight into actionable intelligence. Continue Reading
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Snowden: Data encryption is good, but not good enough
Edward Snowden and Bruce Schneier talk data encryption and privacy in a networked world. The Data Mill reports. Continue Reading
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Shawn Banerji: CIO role at inflection point
It's tough being a CIO these days. Technology executive headhunter Shawn Banerji offers his advice on how not to be marginalized in 2015. Continue Reading
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The future of incident response is in real-time OODA feedback loops
Today's sophisticated attacks can only be foiled when humans are in the loop. In part two of Future State, security expert Bruce Schneier gives advice on how to augment IR teams and processes for the future. Continue Reading
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The era of incident response gives humans a leg up
More organizations are realizing that strong incident response is the best way to prevent future attacks, but IR is still underfunded. In this installment of Future State, security expert Bruce Schneier lays out the state of IR today. Continue Reading
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Congressman prepares for cyberwar, calls on IT experts
Congressman Joe Kennedy looks at the threat of cyberwar and decides to muster a Massachusetts defense. Continue Reading
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The digital footprint: Business boon vs. privacy bane
Like many IT execs, O.C. Tanner CTO Niel Nickolaisen is seeking a balance between digital footprint data mining and the privacy risks it entails. Continue Reading
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Target CIO chosen to rebound from breach
The new Target CIO takes charge with a revamped security plan; plus, a bug wears 3-D glasses and Snapchat's big move, all in this week's Searchlight. Continue Reading