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Feb 02, 2018

The Qubes high-security operating system gains traction in the enterprise

Qubes OS defends at-risk enterprise users from targeted attacks, as well as drive-by malware and the Meltdown exploit. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	New cryptocurrencies offer better anonymity, new security challenges

•	Amazon Is Offering a $40-Off Deal On Its Echo Spot Devices

•	Bridging the smart cities security divide

•	Mandatory Breach Notification is not a silver bullet

•	4 things CISOs should stress to the board of directors about cloud security

•	Review: BluVector enables machines to protect themselves

White Paper: Sprint Business

Carrier Cooperation: A New Business Imperative

Let's face it, the enterprise network market has been cutthroat for decades. This is understandable. But with today's more open, integrated tech ecosystems - and more collaborative, interconnected business models - it's also unjustifiable. That's because carriers that insist on delivering 100% of every solution they offer aren't doing what's best for enterprises. Read More ▶

New cryptocurrencies offer better anonymity, new security challenges

Anonymous cryptocurrencies like Monero and Zcash help cybercriminals evade detection and make cryptojacking more profitable. Read More ▶

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Amazon Is Offering a $40-Off Deal On Its Echo Spot Devices

For the first time, Amazon has discounted its Echo Spot device by $40 when you buy a pair of them. Read More ▶

Bridging the smart cities security divide

There are plenty of organizations that seem to be working on answers to secure smart cities, but in many ways it's like the early days of cloud computing with everyone building their own solutions. Read More ▶

Mandatory Breach Notification is not a silver bullet

Global experience demonstrates that a Notifiable Data Breach (NDB) regime does little to make organizations act to ensure ongoing information security. And with generous exemptions provided by the Australian NDB rules, data breaches, and undisclosed ones at that, will only continue well into the future. Read More ▶

4 things CISOs should stress to the board of directors about cloud security

It's essential for CISOs to get involved in the cloud conversation, so that they can communicate to those at the highest level of the organization why security should not be an afterthought. Read More ▶

Review: BluVector enables machines to protect themselves

With machine learning that gets smarter and more network-aware over time, BluVector can tip the scales back in favor of defenders. Read More ▶

Video/Webcast: One Identity

Get Smarter About Risk with Identity Analytics

There's a great deal of risk associated with inappropriate or excessive rights, and when bad actors get into your network, they love to exploit these over-permissioned accounts. Identity analytics enhances your existing IAM investment by providing a comprehensive defense for your battle to reduce risk and enhance security. Read More ▶

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