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  1. Four Things Businesses Should be Doing to Protect from Cyber-Attacks

    There are a host of basic best practices that a majority of corporate networks are failing to implement, and it’s leaving them critically vulnerable.

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      Danielle Adams

      Freelance Writer

  2. How to Keep Pace With the Shifting Sands of Cybersecurity

    Faced with the increasing threat of cybercrime, businesses can’t be reactive anymore.

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      John Loveland

      Global Head of Cyber Security at Verizon

  3. Putting The Brakes on Cyber-Attacks for IoT and Connected Cars

    The attack surface in this ecosystem is enormous and the increased connectivity and complexity is resulting in new risks and threats to personal safety, security and privacy.

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      Daniel Thunberg

      Global Head, Connected Transport, Irdeto

  4. Better Management of Bitlocker in Your Enterprise

    How to better manage BitLocker and the key considerations when rolling it out.

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      Mark Hickman

      Chief Operating Officer of WinMagic

  5. Is Compliance-Only Vaccination Enough?

    Organizations who have adopted security measures - not just for auditor’s consent but genuinely for their businesses - will find themselves victorious.

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      Bhaskar Maheshwari

      GRC Practice Lead, Cyber Security at Happiest Minds Technology

  6. Cyber Attack Trends: Detection, Response, and Cure

    Being able to detect attacks is only a small fraction of the process, organizations must also be suitably prepared to defend themselves from potential attacks and respond effectively if an incident occurs.

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      Javvad Malik

      Security Awareness Advocate, KnowBe4

  7. Threat Hunting: The What, Why and Who?

    Threat hunting focuses on identifying perpetrators who are already within the organization's systems and networks, and who have the three characteristics of a threat.

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      Rishi Bhargava

      Co-founder and VP, Marketing for Demisto

  8. The Developers' Skills Gap for Secure DevOps

    Businesses embrace DevOps to feed their need for speed, binding the previous separate developer and operations teams.

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      Maria Loughlin

      VP of engineering, Veracode

  9. The Ins and Outs of GDPR

    GDPR will require companies to take truly effective steps to safeguard the data with which their customers have entrusted them.

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      Elad Ben-Meir

      CEO, SCADAfence

  10. Why The New NIST Guidelines Are Not Enough

    Instead of bending guidelines to succumb to user behavior, the industry should be working to create better and more secure technology that is also easier for consumers to use.

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      Ori Eisen

      CEO of Trusona

  11. Patching Problems, but is Runtime an Attractive Solution

    Moving security controls from outside of the application to inside the runtime will allow visibility.

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      Apostolos Giannakidis

      Security Architect, Waratek

  12. Prevention is no Longer the Best Medicine - Recovery is Key

    There are ways to avoid nasty cyber scenarios — if you know what to look for.

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      Rick Orloff

      CSO at Code42

  13. Government Efforts to Weaken Privacy are Bad for Business and National Security

    Relaxed security standards will lead to a decrease in demand for American-made products.

    1. Danielle Sheer

      General Counsel, Carbonite

  14. Nothing as Safe as Houses From Spear-Phishers

    Why spear-phishers are now targeting wannabe homeowners.

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      Hatem Naguib

      SVP and General Manager, Security, Barracuda

  15. Using Business Impact Analysis to Address Network Security Risks

    How organizations can apply the business impact analysis methodology to remediate risk within the network security infrastructure - and ensure security is business driven

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      Asher Benbenisty

      Director of product marketing, AlgoSec

  16. Securing the Data Center on Wheels

    We are rapidly approaching a point in which the automobile will be built around the software, as opposed to the other way around.

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      Simon Hartley

      Co-founder, RunSafe Security and FASTR member

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      Joe Saunders

      CEO and co-founder, RunSafe Security and FASTR member

  17. Phishing Prevention Begins with Education

    The most effective way to prevent this is to educate people about what to look for and avoid, which means understanding why they fall for phishing messages in the first place

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      James Mason

      Service Security Manager, Fordway

  18. Reducing Time Spent Reacting to Emergencies

    About one-third of the time of IT operations is spent dealing with emergencies.

  19. Using Machines to Understand When Normal isn't Normal

    Is AI a means to make the incident responder’s job a lot easier?

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      Barry Shteiman

      Director of Threat Research, Exabeam

  20. The Password Takes its Last Breath

    Behavioral biometrics activities cannot be hacked or duplicated, as no one can imitate exactly how another person uses their phone.

    1. Yair Finzi

      Co-founder and CEO of SecuredTouch

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