Data security and privacy

After 2017, data breach fatigue should be a thing of the past

Data breach fatigue should be put on hold after the Equifax data breach and Uber hack taught us painful lessons about enterprise security shortcomings. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Half of business leaders admit to hiding data breach information

News roundup: Data breach information is kept from customers 50% of the time, according to a report. Plus, the FBI director continues to preach against encryption, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

1.4 billion stolen credentials found on dark web

A massive repository containing more than 1.4 billion stolen credentials was found on the dark web with special features for malicious actors. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

How can platform firmware be protected from attacks?

The NIST published guidance on building up platform firmware resiliency. Expert Judith Myerson looks at the NIST guidelines and the major takeaways for enterprises. Continue Reading

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• Judith Myerson

Hacker behind Uber data breach was paid off through bug bounty

News roundup: The man responsible for the 2016 Uber data breach is a 20-year-old from Florida. Plus, Ethiopia reportedly targeted dissidents with Israeli spyware, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

Risk & Repeat: Analyzing the accidental data breach

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss the rise of accidental data breaches following a series of enterprise exposures of user data online. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Uber data breach raises unsettling questions for infosec

The Uber data breach episode is another black eye for the ride sharing company, but the cover up raises troubling implications for the infosec community. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Following Equifax breach, CEO doesn't know if data is encrypted

News roundup: Following the massive Equifax breach, the CEO said he doesn't know if customer data is encrypted or not. Plus, flaws were found in IEEE's P1735 standard, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

Risk & Repeat: Responsible encryption ramps up

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss the recent push from law enforcement officials for responsible encryption and what that may mean. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Microsoft mum on 2013 database breach of bug tracking system

News roundup: Former employees reveal a 2013 database breach exposed Microsoft's bug tracking system, DHS sets new rules for federal agencies on web, email security, and more. Continue Reading

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• Peter Loshin, Former Senior Technology Editor

ROCA RSA flaw unveils secret keys on wide range of devices

Researchers disclosed the ROCA RSA vulnerability as a dangerous flaw in the cryptographic code of Infineon chips that could undermine encryption key security for a number of devices. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

Telerik web UI: Can the cryptographic weakness be mitigated?

A cryptographic weakness was discovered in the Telerik web UI. Expert Judith Myerson alerts readers about this weakness and the alternative options for companies to explore. Continue Reading

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• Judith Myerson

Risk & Repeat: Scope of Equifax, Yahoo breaches expands

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss the expanding scope of the Equifax and Yahoo breaches and the long-term effects of these major security incidents. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

NSA breach leads to theft of government spy software

An NSA contractor became the target of a cyberattack after storing agency spying software on a personal device, and this NSA breach has caused a rise in fears regarding Russia. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

Understanding data manipulation attacks in enterprise security

When it comes to protecting data, ransomware isn't the only thing that should worry enterprises. Nick Lewis explains the threat of data manipulation attacks and how to stop them. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

No customer data leaks? Companies look down the rabbit hole

When Yahoo finally disclosed a massive 2014 data breach to up to five hundred million affected account holders in September 2016, some already had legal representation. Continue Reading

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• Kathleen Richards

Growing data protection risks and how to manage them

Companies today collect more data from more sources than ever before. Often the data is distributed across on-premises environments, cloud systems and third-party networks. The network perimeter behind which most enterprise data once resided is gone, and users now have the ability to access data from anywhere and at any time via laptops, smartphones and other mobile devices. Managing these data protection risks creates unique challenges for CISOs and their security teams.

"Security must be able to protect the data wherever it is being used, viewed or saved," said Christopher Pierson, executive vice president, general counsel and CSO at Viewpost, an electronic payments and invoicing service, based in Maitland, Fla.

For organizations covered by regulations such as PCI DSS, HIPAA, the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and, soon, the European Union General Data Protection Regulation, the trends pose enormous compliance headaches. The distribution of data and the many ways in which it can be accessed has made handling data protection risks especially challenging.

At the same time, many companies have network-level security models that prevent their security teams from transitioning to data-level controls. In this issue of Information Security magazine, we look at data-centric security models and better ways to manage data protection risks.

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Deloitte hack compromised sensitive emails, client data

News roundup: During the Deloitte hack, attackers had access to client data and internal email servers. Plus, the U.S. asks China not to enforce its Cybersecurity Law, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

No customer data leaks? Companies look down the rabbit hole

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Risk & Repeat: Equifax data breach fallout continues

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors continue discussing the Equifax data breach and examine new details about an Apache Struts flaw tied to the attack. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Symantec Data Loss Prevention: Product overview

Expert Bill Hayes checks out the Symantec Data Loss Prevention suite, featuring an architecture consisting of content-aware detection servers, endpoint agents and unified management. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

Equifax breach response deemed insufficient in multiple ways

Experts criticized the Equifax breach response as insufficient, given the size and scope of the data loss, and they said the company was likely not prepared for such an incident. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

Risk & Repeat: Equifax data breach response called into question

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors tackle the massive Equifax data breach and how the credit bureau's response to the security incident is creating more problems. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Equifax breach exposes 143 million consumers' personal data

A massive Equifax breach, which was discovered in July, exposed the personal information, including names, birth dates and Social Security numbers, of 143 million Americans. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

NotPetya ransomware impact costs Maersk hundreds of millions

Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk said the NotPetya ransomware attacks severely damaged business processes and the impact has been estimated at as much as $300 million in lost revenue. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

CISSP Domain 2: Asset security

This Security School will help prepare you for Domain 2 of the CISSP exam, providing overviews of data encryption methods, data ownership concepts and asset protection. Continue Reading

Why data fidelity is crucial for enterprise cybersecurity

Cybersecurity teams can't be effective if they don't trust their data. Expert Char Sample explains the importance of data fidelity and the threat of cognitive hacking. Continue Reading

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• Char Sample, ICF International

How did flaws in WhatsApp and Telegram enable account takeovers?

Flaws in WhatsApp and Telegram, popular messaging services, enable attackers to break encryption and take over accounts. Expert Michael Cobb explains how the attacks work. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Could the WannaCry decryptor work on other ransomware strains?

Researchers created WannaCry decryptor tools after the outbreak of the ransomware. Expert Matthew Pascucci explains how the tools work and if they work on other ransomware. Continue Reading

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• Matthew Pascucci

Risk & Repeat: Why are Amazon S3 buckets spilling on the web?

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss the series of enterprise data leaks through misconfigured Amazon S3 buckets and what should be done about them. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

ASLR side-channel attack: How is JavaScript used to bypass protection?

Researchers have developed an ASLR Cache side-channel attack that enables them to eliminate ASLR protections. Expert Nick Lewis explains how JavaScript code is used in the attack. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

What data loss prevention systems and tactics can do now

Setting up systems to preventing data loss is a must for companies of all sizes. Learn the basics of and what's new in data loss prevention and how to keep your DLP system humming. Continue Reading

Tools to transfer large files: How to find and buy the best

Need to transfer files within headquarters or between branches? Managed file transfer tools now offer some interesting new features. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

Another AWS data leakage due to misconfiguration

Dow Jones becomes the latest organization to be affected by an AWS cloud data leakage due to misconfiguration and user error. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

AWS S3 bucket leak exposes millions of Verizon customers' data

News roundup: An AWS S3 bucket leak containing personal data of millions of Verizon customers was exposed to the public. Plus, DNC hack victims are suing the Trump campaign, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

How are forged cookies used in attacks on online user accounts?

Yahoo claimed a vulnerability in its email service enabled attackers to use forged cookies to gain access to user accounts. Expert Michael Cobb explains what forged cookies are and how they are used in attacks Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Risk & Repeat: RNC voter database left open to the public

In this week's Risk & Repeat podcast, SearchSecurity editors discuss how the Republican National Committee's voter database was accidentally exposed in an Amazon S3 bucket. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

How did thousands of MongoDB databases get hijacked?

Thousands of MongoDB configurations were hijacked due to poor authentication practices. Expert Nick Lewis explains how organizations can properly configure their implementations. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

How intelligence data leaks caused collateral damage for infosec

Alvaka Networks' Kevin McDonald looks at the real-world damage caused by data leaks at the CIA and NSA, which have put dangerous government cyberweapons in the hands of hackers Continue Reading

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• Kevin McDonald, Alvaka Networks

Information privacy and security requires a balancing act

Maintaining information privacy and security seem to be separate challenges, but in reality, each is integral to the other. Expert Kevin Beaver explains how to work toward both. Continue Reading

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• Kevin Beaver, Principle Logic, LLC

Cloud access security brokers: Hard to tell what's real

Most cloud access security brokers offer CISOs a way to set policy and gain better understanding of multiple cloud services and data in use across the enterprise. As CASBs have gained momentum in recent years, use cases for them have expanded. Do these tools fill the gaps around visibility and control of software as a service and other cloud services?

Although cloud service visibility and data leak protection continue to be the biggest drivers, cloud access security brokers can do more than just help with your shadow IT problem and unsanctioned application activity in the cloud.

Organizations are increasingly looking to use cloud access security brokers to identify anomalies in data movement between on-premises and cloud apps as well as multiple cloud services. Malware identification and encryption of data have become important. More enterprises are also beginning to use CASBs or similar intermediary security technologies to provide some level of security policy management for custom identity-as-a-service platforms.

In this issue of Information Security magazine, we look at cloud access security brokers and the best ways to evaluate new models, such as infrastructure as a service and platform security.

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What MongoDB security issues are still unresolved?

There are some MongoDB security issues that have yet to be resolved. Expert Matthew Pascucci discusses the risks and how to protect your enterprise from them. Continue Reading

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• Matthew Pascucci

Target data breach settlement requires security improvements

News roundup: The Target settlement following the 2013 data beach requires the company to adopt a stronger security program. Plus, experts knock the FCC's DDoS claim, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

Trustwave Data Loss Prevention: Product overview

Expert Bill Hayes examines Trustwave Data Loss Prevention and how the product addresses data at rest, endpoint data in use and network data in transit for enterprises. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

Cognitive hacking: Understanding the threat of bad data

Bad data can create more than just 'fake news.' Expert Char Sample explains how cognitive hacking and weaponized information can undermine enterprise security. Continue Reading

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• Char Sample, ICF International

How effective is geofencing technology as a security method?

Geofencing technology is increasingly being used as a security tactic, such as to control access to servers with DNS settings. Expert Michael Cobb explains how it works. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

ISAOs: The benefits of sharing security information

ISAOs are a good way for organizations to share information about security threats. Expert Steven Weil explains what these organizations are and their attributes. Continue Reading

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• Steven Weil, Point B

How can a distributed guessing attack obtain payment card data?

Attackers can gather payment card data by carrying out distributed guessing with a minimal amount of existing information. Expert Michael Cobb explains how this attack works. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

How does USB Killer v3 damage devices through their USB connections?

USB Killer devices, with the ability to destroy systems via a USB input, are available and inexpensive. Expert Nick Lewis explains how they work and how to defend against this threat. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

DARPA's SSITH program takes aim at hardware vulnerabilities

News roundup: DARPA's SSITH program tackles hardware vulnerabilities for better security. Plus, new risks placed in OWASP Top 10, SWIFT launches new anti-fraud tool, and more. Continue Reading

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• Madelyn Bacon, TechTarget

Risk & Repeat: Strong encryption under fire again

In this episode of SearchSecurity's Risk & Repeat podcast, editors discuss the latest round of the encryption debate and what it means for apps that use strong encryption. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

1024-bit encryption keys: How 'trapdoored' primes have caused insecurity

Encryption algorithms using 1024-bit keys are no longer secure, due to the emergence of 'trapdoored' primes. Expert Michael Cobb explains how the encryption backdoor works. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

DLP systems: Spotting weaknesses and improving management

DLP systems are becoming a necessity, but their weaknesses need to be tightened to ensure enterprise asset security. Expert Kevin Beaver explains what areas to focus on. Continue Reading

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• Kevin Beaver, Principle Logic, LLC

RSA Data Loss Prevention Suite: Product overview

Expert Bill Hayes examines the RSA Data Loss Prevention Suite, which covers data in use, in transit and at rest for corporate networks, mobile devices and cloud services. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

CJIS Security Policy: How can companies ensure FIPS compliance?

Companies and government agencies handling criminal justice information need to comply with CJIS Security Policy. Expert Michael Cobb explains the cryptographic modules to use. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Risk & Repeat: Cloudflare bug poses incident response challenges

In this episode of SearchSecurity's Risk & Repeat podcast, editors discuss the recent Cloudflare bug that leaked an undetermined amount of customer data over several months. Continue Reading

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• Rob Wright, Senior News Director

Cloudflare security team calms fears over Cloudbleed bug

Cloudflare security researchers continue investigations as CEO calms fears over potential exposure of sensitive personal data by the Cloudbleed bug, though doubts remain. Continue Reading

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• Peter Loshin, Former Senior Technology Editor

Employees knew about Yahoo security breach years ago, per new SEC filing

A new SEC filing details who knew about the major Yahoo security breach in 2014, but experts are confused by the repercussions of the announcement. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

What caused the ClixSense privacy breach that exposed user data?

A privacy breach at ClixSense led to user account details being put up for sale. Expert Michael Cobb explains how companies should be held accountable for their security practices. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Which encryption tools can secure data on IoT devices?

Protecting the data that moves through the internet of things can be a challenge for enterprises. Expert Judith Myerson offers several encryption tools for the task. Continue Reading

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• Judith Myerson

How serious are the flaws in St. Jude Medical's IoT medical devices?

MedSec and Muddy Waters Capital revealed serious flaws in IoT medical devices manufactured by St. Jude Medical. Expert Nick Lewis explains the severity of these vulnerabilities. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

Big data frameworks: Making their use in enterprises more secure

Many enterprises apply big data techniques to their security systems. But are these methods secure? Expert John Burke explains some of the efforts to secure big data analysis. Continue Reading

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• John Burke, Nemertes Research

How does USBee turn USB storage devices into covert channels?

USB storage devices can be turned into covert channels with a software tool called USBee. Expert Nick Lewis explains how to protect your enterprise data from this attack. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

How do man-in-the-middle attacks on PIN pads expose credit card data?

Passive man-in-the-middle attacks on PIN pads can lead to attackers stealing credit card details. Expert Nick Lewis explains how companies can mitigate these attacks. Continue Reading

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• Nick Lewis

Google Cloud KMS simplifies the key management service, but lacks features

Experts are impressed with the simplicity of Google's Cloud KMS even if it doesn't separate itself from the key management service competition. Continue Reading

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• Michael Heller, TechTarget

Git repos hide secret keys, rooted out by Truffle Hog

Truffle Hog utility roots out and detects text blobs with enough entropy to be secret keys -- even those buried deep in old Git repositories -- to prevent exploits. Continue Reading

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• Peter Loshin, Former Senior Technology Editor

Should one cybersecurity mistake mean the end of a CEO's career?

In one case, a tenured CEO made one cybersecurity mistake and was fired. Expert Mike O. Villegas discusses whether this sets a precedence for enterprises going forward. Continue Reading

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• Mike O. Villegas, K3DES LLC

Test your privileged user management knowledge

Test your proficiency in privileged user management. Take this quiz to determine your ability to keep privileged access secure across your organization. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Digital Guardian for Data Loss Prevention: Product overview

Expert Bill Hayes examines Digital Guardian for Data Loss Prevention and more of the vendor's DLP product lineup, which cover data in use, data in transit and data in the cloud. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

CA Technologies Data Protection: DLP product overview

Expert Bill Hayes examines CA Technologies Data Protection, a data loss prevention suite designed to protect data at rest, in transit and in use across enterprise devices, networks and cloud services. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

Can an HTML5 document with a digital signature be authenticated?

A digital signature on an HTML5 document cannot be authenticated the same way a PDF can. Expert Michael Cobb explains how enterprises should address this issue. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Splunk Enterprise Security: Product overview

Expert Dan Sullivan explores how Splunk Enterprise Security uses big data security analytics to incorporate multiple methods of data integration to identify malicious events. Continue Reading

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• Dan Sullivan

Blue Coat DLP: Data loss prevention product overview

Expert Bill Hayes takes a look at Blue Coat DLP, a single appliance data loss prevention system that works with the company's web security gateway products. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

Blue Coat Security Analytics Platform: Product overview

Expert Dan Sullivan takes a look at the Blue Coat Security Analytics Platform, which is designed to capture comprehensive network information and apply targeted security analytics. Continue Reading

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• Dan Sullivan

WinMagic SecureDoc: Full-disk encryption product overview

Expert Karen Scarfone examines the features of WinMagic's SecureDoc, a full-disk encryption product for laptops, desktops, mobile devices and servers. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

The best email encryption products: A comprehensive buyer's guide

Email encryption is a critical component of enterprise security. In this buyer's guide, expert Karen Scarfone breaks down what you need to know to find the best email encryption software for your organization. Continue Reading

Voltage SecureMail encryption tool: Product overview

Expert contributor Karen Scarfone takes a look at Voltage SecureMail for encrypting email messages in the enterprise. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

Symantec Desktop Email Encryption: Product overview

Expert contributor Karen Scarfone examines Symantec Desktop Email Encryption, a tool for encrypting email messages for individuals within the enterprise. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

Comparing the top big data security analytics tools

Expert Dan Sullivan compares how the top-rated big data security analytics tools measure up against each other to help you select the right one for your organization. Continue Reading

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• Dan Sullivan

What privacy regulations should enterprises follow?

The U.S. government has been criticized for its lack of updated privacy regulations. Expert Mike Chapple advises enterprises that want to bolster their privacy policies. Continue Reading

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• Mike Chapple, University of Notre Dame

Introduction to big data security analytics in the enterprise

Expert Dan Sullivan explains what big data security analytics is and how these tools are applied to security monitoring to enable broader and more in-depth event analysis for better enterprise protection. Continue Reading

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• Dan Sullivan

Secure Hash Algorithm-3: How SHA-3 is a next-gen security tool

Expert Michael Cobb details the changes in SHA-3, including how it differs from its predecessors and the additional security it offers, and what steps enterprises should take. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Vormetric Transparent Encryption: Product overview

Expert Ed Tittel takes a look at Vormetric Transparent Encryption, a component of Vormetric's Data Security Platform that encrypts data and does access control for that data. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

HP Security Voltage's SecureData Enterprise: Product overview

Expert Ed Tittel examines SecureData Enterprise, which is a part of the HP Security Voltage platform, a scalable database security product that encrypts both structured and unstructured data, tokenizing data to prevent viewing and more. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

Protegrity Database Protector: Database security tool overview

Expert Ed Tittel examines Protegrity Database Protector, a database security add-on product that provides column- and field-level protection of confidential and sensitive data stored in nearly any type of relational database. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

Oracle Advanced Security: Database security tool overview

Expert Ed Tittel examines Oracle Advanced Security, a database security add-on product with transparent data encryption (TDE) and data redaction features. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

McAfee Database Activity Monitoring: Database security tool overview

Expert Ed Tittel takes a look at McAfee Database Activity Monitoring and McAfee Vulnerability Manager for Databases to see how they protect enterprises' databases and corporate data. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

Imperva SecureSphere: Database security tool overview

Expert Ed Tittel examines Imperva SecureSphere Database Activity Monitoring and Database Assessment, products that are deployed as an inline bridge or as a lightweight agent to assess and monitor local database access. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

IBM Guardium: Database security tool overview

Expert Ed Tittel examines IBM Guardium, a security product that offers continuous, real-time, policy-based monitoring of database activities. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

Improve corporate data protection with foresight, action

Better corporate data protection demands foresight and concrete action. Learn why breach training, monitoring and early detection capabilities can minimize damage when hackers attack. Continue Reading

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• David Sherry, Brown University

Can a new encryption trick prevent reverse engineering?

Expert Michael Cobb explains how reverse engineering can be made more difficult with an approach called Hardened Anti-Reverse Engineering System or HARES. Continue Reading

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• Michael Cobb

Comparing the top database security tools

Expert Ed Tittel examines the strengths and weaknesses of top-rated database security tools -- from database activity monitoring to transparent database encryption -- to help enterprises make the right purchasing decision. Continue Reading

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• Ed Tittel

Tips for creating a data classification policy

Before deploying and implementing a data loss prevention product, enterprises should have an effective data classification policy in place. Expert Bill Hayes explains how that can be done. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

How to keep track of sensitive data with a data flow map

Expert Bill Hayes describes how to create a data flow map to visualize where sensitive data is processed, how it transits the network and where it's stored. Continue Reading

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• Bill Hayes

Introduction to database security tools for the enterprise

Expert Adrian Lane explains why database security tools play a significant, if not the majority, role in protecting data in the enterprise data center. Continue Reading

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• Adrian Lane, Securosis

Six criteria for procuring security analytics software

Security analytics software can be beneficial to enterprises. Expert Dan Sullivan explains how to select the right product to fit your organization's needs. Continue Reading

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• Dan Sullivan

Symantec Endpoint Encryption: Full disk encryption product overview

Expert Karen Scarfone examines the features of Symantec Endpoint Encryption, a full disk encryption product for Windows laptops, desktops and servers. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

Sophos SafeGuard: Full disk encryption product overview

Expert Karen Scarfone examines the features of Sophos SafeGuard, a full disk encryption product for laptops, desktops and servers. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

Microsoft BitLocker: Full disk encryption software overview

Expert Karen Scarfone examines the features of BitLocker, Microsoft's native full disk encryption software for Windows laptops, desktops and servers. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity

McAfee Complete Data Protection: Full disk encryption product overview

Expert Karen Scarfone examines the features of McAfee Complete Data Protection, a full disk encryption product for securing client-side computers and servers. Continue Reading

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• Karen Scarfone, Scarfone Cybersecurity