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CSO Update Jan 07, 2018 Hacking bitcoin and blockchain Both bitcoin and blockchain are vulnerable to attack. Here's what you need to know to protect yourself and why blockchain is becoming a foundational technology. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Spectre and Meltdown: What you need to know going forward • The dirty dozen: 12 top cloud security threats for 2018 • Keeping pace with security automation • Password managers grow up, target business users • Anonymous no more: Reusing complex passwords gives your identity away • Best Android antivirus? The top 10 tools Video/Webcast: Citrix Systems Inc Contextual access to apps and data anywhere, any time, on any device Business desktops and applications, delivered as a service, are available to users anywhere, anytime, on any device. But what about the security aspects? There may be some instances where users, shouldn't have access to sensitive applications and data. That's where Citrix provides the power of contextual access which allows IT to set policies for who can access data based on location, device and network. Watch this video and we'll show you how. Read More ▶ Spectre and Meltdown: What you need to know going forward As you've likely heard by now, there are some problems with Intel, AMD, and ARM processors. Called Meltdown and Spectre, the discovered attack possibilities are rather severe, as they impact pretty much every technical device on the network or in your house (PCs, laptops, tablets, phones, etc.). Here's a breakdown of all the things you need to know. Read More ▶ The dirty dozen: 12 top cloud security threats for 2018 More data and applications are moving to the cloud, which creates unique infosecurity challenges. Here are the "Treacherous 12," the top security threats organizations face when using cloud services. Read More ▶ Keeping pace with security automation Stressed and stretched, IT security teams look to automation for relief. Read More ▶ Password managers grow up, target business users Enterprise-class password managers fill key security gaps left by single sign-on (SSO) and cloud access solutions. Read More ▶ Anonymous no more: Reusing complex passwords gives your identity away Researchers deanonymized anonymous Tor Mail accounts, raising awareness of the implications of reusing even complex passwords when creating an anonymous account. Read More ▶ Best Android antivirus? The top 10 tools There are plenty of antivirus tools for Android. Here's how the top 10 measure up in protection, usability and features. Read More ▶ White Paper: sqrrl Huntpedia: Your Threat Hunting Knowledge Compendium Check out the popular "Huntpedia" eBook featuring all your favorite Threat Hunting people. Sqrrl has partnered with over a dozen of the leading experts on Threat Hunting and Incident Response to share their own tactics, techniques and procedures for finding evil on the wire. Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. 5 top machine learning use cases for security 2. Security platform or best of breed? There's only one answer 3. Is source code inspection a security risk? Maybe not, experts say 4. Crossbow offers live fire cybersecurity vulnerability testing 5. Data breached in translation Editor's Picks 1. Spectre and Meltdown: What you need to know going forward 2. Password managers grow up, target business users 3. How 3 innovative products approach network security 4. 17 steps to being completely anonymous online 5. The dirty dozen: 12 top cloud security threats for 2018

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