Are You Spending Too Much (or Too Little) on Cybersecurity?
Pinpointing the right level of security spend is easy in theory but not in practice.
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Best antivirus software: 13 top tools
These top-ranking Windows 10 client antivirus products were tested on three primary criteria: protection, performance, and usability.
What is enterprise risk management? How to put cybersecurity threats into a business context
Cybersecurity risks are now a key part of the ERM process. Here’s how infosec professionals should talk about cybersecurity risk and assess its impact.
7 best practices for working with cybersecurity startups
Cybersecurity startups, not weighed down by legacy platforms, can be more nimble and innovative than their more established competitors, and […]
CASB, SSO, or PAM? Access Control for Data Center Admins
Researchers agree that most enterprise security breaches involve stolen or weak passwords. Here are the main technological approaches to addressing this problem.
How to Secure Your AWS Storage Buckets
Amazon is responsible for securing its cloud. Your security inside its cloud is on you.
Why Entrusting Security to a Startup May Be Worth the Risk
They may not have the scale or the reputation of big vendors, but security startups are often better positioned to meet your specific needs.
4 top challenges to a secure digital transformation
Improving cybersecurity is becoming a driving factor for starting digital transformation projects. Mistakes in implementation, however, can be costly.
California’s New Privacy Act May Drive Tighter Controls in Data Centers
The law goes into effect in 2020, but now is a good time to start preparing.
What are next generation firewalls? How the cloud and complexity affect them
Nextgen firewalls add features like behavioral analytics, malware detection, and content monitoring to prevent unauthorized access and data exfiltration. They could do much more in the future.
Can Supercomputers Improve Cybersecurity? Not for a While
Supercomputers are evolving at a maddening pace, but no matter how powerful, they remain impractical for solving security challenges.
Corporate pre-crime: The ethics of using AI to identify future insider threats
To protect corporate networks against malware, data exfiltration and other threats, security departments have systems in place to monitor email traffic, URLs and employee behaviors. With artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, this data can also be used to make predictions. Is an employee planning to steal data? To defraud the company? To engage in insider trading? To sexually harass another employee?
Machine Learning Is Becoming a Must in Data Center Network Security
The volume of data traveling on networks and sophistication of attack tools are outpacing human experts’ capabilities.
3 reasons companies fail to assess the scope of a data breach
First comes the embarrassing breach announcement. Then, a few days or weeks later, another one — a few million stolen […]
California Consumer Privacy Act: What you need to know to be compliant
California’s new privacy law, AB 375, might not burden security as much as the GDPR, but details are subject to change.