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Apr 09, 2018

Hackers abused Cisco flaw to warn Iran and Russia: 'Don't mess with our elections'

Hackers use Cisco flaw in cyberattack; leave US flag and 'Don't mess with our elections' on Iranian and Russian screens. Read More ▶

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•	Paper healthcare records highly vulnerable, yet often overlooked

•	Biometrics in the workplace: what about consent and legitimate interest?

•	What is FedRAMP? How cloud providers get authorized to work with the U.S. government

•	Open source software security challenges persist

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CIO Briefing: What to Know about Creating Connected Workplaces

We recently partnered with IDG Networks to better understand how CIOs are enabling the transformation to a connected and collaborative workplace. This article will share the survey results and offer insights into what you can expect from your own initiative. Read More ▶

Voting machine vendor firewall config, passwords posted on public support forum

"This is gold" for a nation-state attacker that wanted to hack an election. Read More ▶

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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 ▶

Paper healthcare records highly vulnerable, yet often overlooked

It isn't just digital healthcare records that are vulnerable. Paper records are regularly compromised -- and they're the easiest for healthcare organizations to protect. Read More ▶

Biometrics in the workplace: what about consent and legitimate interest?

How can organizations processing biometric data for workplace security or fraud prevention use cases ensure that they are compliant with requirements within the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)? This article explores the use of consent and legitimate interest as lawful bases for workplace processing of biometric data and presents some considerations for ensuring privacy-by-design. Read More ▶

What is FedRAMP? How cloud providers get authorized to work with the U.S. government

The process for getting the FedRAMP seal of approval is complex, but it can ultimately be lucrative for companies that meet the security requirements. Read More ▶

Open source software security challenges persist

Using open source components saves developers time and companies money. In other words, it's here to stay. Here's a look at what it will take to improve open source security. Read More ▶

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30 Minutes to a more secure enterprise

You have to make some serious security decisions when you're an IT leader. That's because both the volume and sophistication of attacks are intensifying relentlessly - and it's clear that conventional defenses alone are no longer adequate. More effective blocking of attackers is particularly important because under-the-radar attacks are wreaking havoc on enterprises that rely on antivirus products, firewalls, and sandboxing alone. Read More ▶

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