| InfoWorld's Security Central | | | When things go bump in the night, you want to see what they are, without opening the door. But security cameras come with vulnerabilities too. | | | Issue highlights 1. Google to Apps users: take more responsibility for protecting your accounts 2. INSIDER 5 ways to escape password hell 3. Symantec identifies sophisticated, stealthy 'Regin' malware | | White Paper: Citrix Systems A successful enterprise mobility strategy places priority on applications first, mapping their mission to the variety of use cases out in the field. Success with mobilizing Microsoft® Windows® applications also requires a broad technology approach. This paper describes how you can simplify application mobilization with Citrix. Learn More | | To get employees more involved in securing their Apps accounts, Google has tried to simplify how they monitor log-in activity and configure security settings. READ MORE | | Password management software, smartphone apps and long passphrases can help ease the pain. READ MORE | | Symantec researchers have identified a particularly sophisticated piece of malware, called Regin that was likely developed by a nation state and has been used to spy on governments, infrastructure operators, businesses, researchers and individuals since at least 2008. READ MORE | | White Paper: Kaseya Cybercrime is on the rise. In fact, the risks and costs of cybercrime continue to increase each year. Don't be one of the many organizations naively clinging to the belief that a breach won't happen to them. As an IT professional, you need to take active steps to reduce the risk of cybercrime to your business. Reduce your risk today. Learn more | | DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING
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