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CSO Salted Hash Mar 13, 2018 5 biggest healthcare security threats for 2018 Healthcare continues to be a popular target for ransomware, cryptomining, data theft, phishing, and insider threats. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Security vs. visibility: Why TLS 1.3 has data center admins worried • Get a 299-Piece All-Purpose First Aid Kit For $12 Today • Ransomware: Coming to a robot near you soon? • Homeland Security's IT security continues to fall short • The Mirai botnet explained: How teen scammers and CCTV cameras almost brought down the internet • The CSO guide to top security conferences Research/Infographic: 16188 11 Visibility and Control Outcomes of a Mature Cloud Defense System Most everyone knows that as cloud adoption increases, the maturity of cloud security must also increase. But, before investing in the latest and greatest tools, we always recommend that CISOs start by defining what outcomes are important to them - defining what they want their cloud security system to accomplish. Download the infographic to uncover and evaluate the 11 critical outcomes you will need from your cloud defense solution. Read More ▶ Security vs. visibility: Why TLS 1.3 has data center admins worried A number of data center administrators from large financial, health care and retail corporations have begun to regard the current draft of the 1.3 version of the TLS protocol with increasing alarm. The issue comes down the tussle between security and visibility. Read More ▶ DealPost Get a 299-Piece All-Purpose First Aid Kit For $12 Today The highly rated kit includes a first aid guide, vinyl gloves, bandages, cold compress, gauze pads, trauma pad, cotton-tipped applicators, first aid tape roll, antiseptics and all three common OTC pain medications. Neatly organized in a soft zippered pouch. Read More ▶ Ransomware: Coming to a robot near you soon? A a proof-of-concept hack at the Kaspersky Security Analyst Summit showed how robots could be infected with ransomware. Read More ▶ Homeland Security's IT security continues to fall short Another year, another audit, another set of failings when it comes to the Department of Homeland Security's IT systems. Read More ▶ The Mirai botnet explained: How teen scammers and CCTV cameras almost brought down the internet Mirai took advantage of insecure IoT devices in a simple but clever way. It scanned big blocks of the internet for open Telnet ports, then attempted to log in default passwords. In this way, it was able to amass a botnet army. Read More ▶ The CSO guide to top security conferences CSO Online's calendar of upcoming security conferences makes it easy to find the events that matter the most to you. Read More ▶ White Paper: CrowdStrike 2018 Gartner Magic Quadrant For Endpoint Protection Platforms See why CrowdStrike is positioned highest among "Visionaries" for ability to execute and furthest in completeness of vision in the 2018 Gartner Magic Quadrant (MQ) for Endpoint Protection Platforms (EPP). Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. What is personally identifiable information (PII)? How to protect it under GDPR 2. What are the GDPR requirements? 3. Fraud prevention: Improving internal controls 4. Why are organizations worldwide failing at cloud data security? 5. Separation of duties and IT security Editor's Picks 1. 10 questions to answer before running a capture the flag (CTF) contest 2. Insecure by design: What you need to know about defending critical infrastructure 3. Recent cyber attacks show disturbing trends 4. The Mirai botnet explained: How teen scammers and CCTV cameras almost brought down the internet 5. What is a virtual CISO? When and how to hire one

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