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[...] .” The whitepaper can be read here. Brian Prince is a Contributing Writer for SecurityWeek. Previous Columns by Brian Prince: Tags: NEWS & INDUSTRY Cybercrime SecurityWeek RSS Feed [...]

[...] governmental attacks are the bulk under the sea.” Until Next Friday…Have a Great Weekend! Previous Columns by Eduard Kovacs: Tags: SecurityWeek RSS Feed [...]

[...] who can provide a balance of security and privacy vis-à-vis price and functionality.” Brian Prince is a Contributing Writer for SecurityWeek. Previous Columns by Brian Prince: Tags: NEWS [...]

[...] serves some 25,000 customers and more than 520,000 registered developers across the world. Brian Prince is a Contributing Writer for SecurityWeek. Previous Columns by Brian Prince: Tags: NEWS & [...]

[...] the investing public, we can all work together to reduce the risk of cyber attacks.” Brian Prince is a Contributing Writer for SecurityWeek. Previous Columns by Brian Prince: Tags: NEWS [...]

[...] apply specifically to a very niche version of hardware that might be in their environment.” Brian Prince is a Contributing Writer for SecurityWeek. Previous Columns by Brian Prince: Tags: NEWS & [...]

[...] released eight security bulletins as part of Patch Tuesday, including critical updates for Internet Explorer, Windows and the .NET Framework. The bulletins address a total of 24 vulnerabilities, [...]

[...] ‘moderate.’ The updates are for Microsoft Windows, and Microsoft Server Software and Internet Explorer, with the critical ones targeted at IE and Windows. It’s the time of year where many people [...]

[...] , of which only one is critical. The sole critical issue this month is the expected Internet Explorer role up affecting all supported (and likely some unsupported) versions.  This will be the [...]

[...] service inside your firewall, you have just given them carte blanche to attack your most sensitive data.” According to Ahmad, 40% of the organizations in CloudPhysics’ dataset have at least one [...]

[...] download malware, accidentally misconfigure systems, or transmit and store sensitive data in ways that place it at risk of exposure. Personnel change too. Companies hire new [...]

[...] ” function, which can be switched on or off by users, could be used to gather “extremely sensitive data”, and even state secrets, said Ma Ding, director of the Institute for Security of the [...]

[...] Systems: “The Bash vulnerability has the potential to be much worse than Heartbleed. Leaking sensitive data is obviously bad but the Bash vulnerability could lead to losing control of your entire [...]

[...] various security firms have analyzed a piece of malware that appears to have been used in the Sony hack. The threat is designed to wipe data from infected systems. The FBI launched an investigation [...]

[...] , COO at SpectorSoft: “As the feeding frenzy around the possibility a nation was behind the Sony hack calms a bit, more and more credible experts are indicating that it is at least as likely that [...]

[...] network remained down. The NDC spokesman called again for a joint investigation into the Sony hack, which has already been rejected by the US, while accusing Washington of “beating air after [...]

[...] .” Tal Klein, CMO for Adallom: “The fact that the President is addressing the issues of cyber security is a good thing – we definitely need more awareness. That stated, I am less excited about [...]

[...] , Trend Micro chief cybersecurity officer and former commissioner on The Commission on Cyber Security for the 44th Presidency: “Geopolitical tensions are now manifested through cyberattacks. The [...]

[...] and resources. “CISOs must be able to answer the question: For x amount of money spent on cyber security, what will be the return?” Trull said. Cool Tools That Need to Exist Along with asking for [...]

[...] Tokyo – A cyber security competition began Saturday in Tokyo, with organizers aiming to show off the skills of young [...]