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Information Security
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HTTPS interception gets a bad rap; now what?
Should products intercept Transport Layer Security connections to gain visibility into network traffic? A new study by researchers and U.S.-CERT warn against it.Read More
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Why WannaCry and other computer worms may inherit the earth
A vast majority of APT attacks and malware delivery happens via spear phishing. But worms have always had a place in the toolkit when the delivery method fit the mission.Read More
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A damaging spring of internet worms and poor performance
Security is a hot topic for media outlets that report on stock markets as companies founder on corporate earnings. The financial fallout of global malware is a call to action.Read More
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From security product marketing to CEO: Jennifer Steffens
The CEO of a global pen tester used to work for the New York Yankees. Find out how Jennifer Steffens went from sports marketing to head of a security service provider.Read More
Information Security offers security leaders wide-ranging perspectives on topics essential to deciding which technologies to deploy, how to wed technology with corporate network architecture and business applications, and how to employ best practices to defend digital assets.
Features in this issue
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HTTPS interception gets a bad rap; now what?
Should products intercept Transport Layer Security connections to gain visibility into network traffic? A new study by researchers and U.S.-CERT warn against it.
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Why WannaCry and other computer worms may inherit the earth
A vast majority of APT attacks and malware delivery happens via spear phishing. But worms have always had a place in the toolkit when the delivery method fit the mission.
Columns in this issue
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A damaging spring of internet worms and poor performance
Security is a hot topic for media outlets that report on stock markets as companies founder on corporate earnings. The financial fallout of global malware is a call to action.
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From security product marketing to CEO: Jennifer Steffens
The CEO of a global pen tester used to work for the New York Yankees. Find out how Jennifer Steffens went from sports marketing to head of a security service provider.
