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- April 28, 2015
28 Apr'15
Comparing the top SSL VPN products
Expert Karen Scarfone examines the top SSL VPN products available today to help enterprises determine which option is the best fit for them.
- March 03, 2015
03 Mar'15
Amid Apple Pay fraud, banks scramble to fix Yellow Path process
Banks are rushing to fix sloppy authentication processes at the heart of rising Apple Pay fraud. Experts also worry about potential fraud with other mobile payment systems.
- April 10, 2014
10 Apr'14
NSA TAO: What Tailored Access Operations unit means for enterprises
The NSA's top-secret Tailored Access Operations offensive hacking unit offers enterprise defense strategy lessons. Expert Nick Lewis discusses.
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- March 31, 2014
31 Mar'14
McGraw: Firewalls, fairy dust and forensics? Try software security
Gary McGraw discusses why the software security segment of the IT security industry is growing at a faster rate than the category as a whole.
- February 05, 2014
05 Feb'14
Amid Microsoft MD5 deprecation, experts warn against SHA-1 algorithm
With Microsoft's MD5 deprecation set for next week, experts say companies must be careful to avoid other weak protocols, like SHA-1.
- December 24, 2013
24 Dec'13
McGraw: How to scale software architecture risk analysis
Software architecture risk analysis doesn't have to be hard. Gary McGraw and Jim DelGrosso discuss an easier, more scalable process.
- September 20, 2013
20 Sep'13
HP introduces 'self-healing' BIOS protection with SureStart
HP's new SureStart feature detects and 'heals' corrupted BIOS code.
- July 16, 2013
16 Jul'13
Opinion: Still work to do on the CISO role
Former CIGNA CISO Craig Shumard says the chief information security officer role within many organizations is now under attack.
- June 19, 2013
19 Jun'13
RSA Silver Tail improves online fraud detection, enterprise security
Fraud prevention for the Web: RSA Silver Tail sets stage for enterprise-level security with big data and brand new interface.
- March 19, 2013
19 Mar'13
McGraw: Don't 'hack back'; instead, build security in
Hacking back isn't the way to win the cyberwar. Gary McGraw says building software and systems with fewer vulnerabilities is stronger protection.
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- March 19, 2013
19 Mar'13
Opinion: CERT in Yemeni would be pathway to opportunity
Providing order and security for the Internet in Yemen, where half of the population is under 18, could provide opportunity in a faltering nation.
- November 01, 2012
01 Nov'12
Protecting Intellectual Property: Best Practices
Organizations need to implement best practices to protect their trade secrets from both internal and external threats.
- August 02, 2012
02 Aug'12
Congress should support software fixes, expert says
Cybersecurity policy should encourage bug fixes instead of simply recording and reporting attacks, software security expert Gary McGraw explains.
- May 24, 2012
24 May'12
Hot security storylines offer unconventional wisdom
Editor Eric B. Parizo says controversies involving Oracle security patches and InfoSec World 2012 prove the importance of differing opinions.
- March 01, 2012
01 Mar'12
Dan Kaminsky offers unconventional wisdom on security innovation
Luminary Dan Kaminsky, known for his DNS research, pushed RSA Conference 2012 attendees toward security innovation by upending conventional wisdom.
- January 27, 2012
27 Jan'12
Time to ban dangerous apps? Exploring third-party app security
Column: Third-party applications are notoriously hard to patch and often easy to exploit. Is it time to ban applications, or can they be secured with a new approach?
- May 18, 2010
18 May'10
Should there be PCI security requirements for bank account data?
Gartner analyst wonders why no PCI-like standard exists for bank account information, which online criminals are targeting.