Thursday, January 29, 2015

Slideshow: 10 tips to secure your iPhone

7 ideas for security leaders.

IDG Contributor Network: Building balanced security support.

CSO Update
January 29, 2015

Slideshow: 10 tips to secure your iPhone

No more is it enough to think that securing your iPhone with a simple 4 digit PIN is adequate. READ MORE

 

Issue highlights

1. 7 ideas for security leaders

2. IDG Contributor Network: Building balanced security support

3. Breaches are a personal nightmare for corporate security pros

4. Endpoint security trends for 2015: What can we expect?

5. Twenty-eight percent of security spending wasted on shelfware

6. DDOS attack size up 50-fold over past decade

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7 ideas for security leaders

Seven inspiring ideas for small changes that lead to big improvements in both security posture and leadership in the next few weeks. READ MORE

IDG Contributor Network: Building balanced security support

A CISO shares some thoughts on maturing support for a security program. Moving away from incident focused urgent fixes to a more sustainable program based on helping stakeholders deliver their projects securely. READ MORE

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IT Security's Responsibility: Protecting Mobile Certificates

When it comes to protecting mobile certificates, IT security leaders must act responsibly - with next-generation trust protection. Find out how Forrester rates IT security leaders' knowledge and understanding of keys and certificate technologies for mobile. Learn More

Breaches are a personal nightmare for corporate security pros

Beyond the compromise of valuable information, loss of revenues and damage to brand reputation, data breaches can pose a threat to the careers of security professionals involved: witness the sudden departures of both the CEO and the CIO of Target after last year's compromise of 40 million customers' credit cards. READ MORE

Endpoint security trends for 2015: What can we expect?

In my data center work experience, a very significant percentage of the major network vulnerabilites I've had to fix were caused by the introduction of poorly secured computers. It's a surprisingly common blunder. READ MORE

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Twenty-eight percent of security spending wasted on shelfware

The average organization spent $115 per user on security-related software last year, but $33 of it, or 28 percent, was underutilized or not used at all, according to a new report from Osterman Research READ MORE

DDOS attack size up 50-fold over past decade

The size of the largest DDOS attack was fifty times larger last year than ten years ago, according to a new survey of Internet service and hosting providers, and attacks are also increasing in numbers and in sophistication READ MORE

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