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Information Security
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Overwhelmed by security data? Science to the rescue
Security teams increasingly use large data sets from their networks to find hidden threats. Why companies should embark on their own data science and machine learning initiatives.Read More
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Not enough information security analysts, despite higher wages
Survey data on global skills shortages does not show significant changes, even as companies turn to strategies such as security automation to make security teams more efficient. Read More
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Why third-party access to data may come at a price
Google and other platform companies dangled not only APIs but access to user data from unwitting customers to attract third-party developers and other partners.Read More
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Fannie Mae CISO calls for more data on security incidents
Chris Porter's years as a lead analyst and author of Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report helped prepare him for the chief of security role at the primary housing lender. Read More
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Tom Van Vleck on the Multics operating system, security decisions
Time-sharing systems got a lot right from a security standpoint. "We aimed toward a completely lights-out, 'no chance for mistakes' interface," says the security researcher.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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Overwhelmed by security data? Science to the rescue
Security teams increasingly use large data sets from their networks to find hidden threats. Why companies should embark on their own data science and machine learning initiatives.
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Not enough information security analysts, despite higher wages
Survey data on global skills shortages does not show significant changes, even as companies turn to strategies such as security automation to make security teams more efficient.
Columns in this issue
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Why third-party access to data may come at a price
Google and other platform companies dangled not only APIs but access to user data from unwitting customers to attract third-party developers and other partners.
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Fannie Mae CISO calls for more data on security incidents
Chris Porter's years as a lead analyst and author of Verizon's Data Breach Investigations Report helped prepare him for the chief of security role at the primary housing lender.
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