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Information Security
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Security looks to machine learning technology for a cognitive leg up
Advances in machine learning technology and artificial intelligence have proven to work well for some information security tasks such as malware detection. What's coming next?Read More
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MIAX Options CSO on security's role in business continuity
Faced with the demands of derivatives trading, CSO John Masserini understands the value of aligning controls with business risk. We ask him how he does it.Read More
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Doxware: New ransomware threat, or just extortionware rebranded?
The threat of ransomware continues to evolve, with a new spin on extortionware, called doxware, that's designed to target and potentially expose sensitive data of ransomware victims.Read More
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AI or not, machine learning in cybersecurity advances
As more companies promote machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies, chief information security officers need to ask some tough questions to get past the hype.Read More
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Q&A: IBM's Diana Kelley got an early start in IT, security came later
How did an editor become a security architect? A fascination with computers sparked a lifelong journey for IBM's executive security advisor.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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Security looks to machine learning technology for a cognitive leg up
Advances in machine learning technology and artificial intelligence have proven to work well for some information security tasks such as malware detection. What's coming next?
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MIAX Options CSO on security's role in business continuity
Faced with the demands of derivatives trading, CSO John Masserini understands the value of aligning controls with business risk. We ask him how he does it.
Columns in this issue
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AI or not, machine learning in cybersecurity advances
As more companies promote machine learning and artificial intelligence technologies, chief information security officers need to ask some tough questions to get past the hype.
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Q&A: IBM's Diana Kelley got an early start in IT, security came later
How did an editor become a security architect? A fascination with computers sparked a lifelong journey for IBM's executive security advisor.
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