CSO Update | | All software has bugs, but even the most well known applications can have errors and vulnerabilities that somehow go undetected for years - or decades. READ MORE | | Issue highlights 1. Seven things government security leaders expect vendors to address 2. Like routers, most USB modems also vulnerable to drive-by hacking 3. Red Bull scam will give your bank account wings 4. INSIDER Best practices for email security 5. What enterprise should do when helpless employees lose hope in fighting cyber attacks | Webcast: Oracle Join us on Wednesday, May 6 at 2:00 p.m. EST for a live discussion with industry experts. Learn More | What do government executives often think, but not share openly with their private sector partners? What traps to security companies of all sizes land in while trying to sell to the government market? Here are a few items that public sector executives expect vendors to know. READ MORE | White Paper: Unitrends Doctor Who television's great traveler through space and time might be the ultimate backup specialist. He can recover from just about any disaster simply by regenerating himself. While each incarnation of the Doctor is different from the last, each brings something new to the table. Learn More. | Attackers can hijack DNS settings by exploiting vulnerabilities in the Web-based management interfaces of 3G/4G USB modems READ MORE | White Paper: Unitrends This tongue-in-cheek white paper explores data loss from a contrarian point of view - exploring the top 7 shortcuts you can take to ensure that you lose your data. Read Now | A scam email making the rounds offers to pay you to drive a Red Bull-decal adorned car. Sounds too good to be true? That's because it is READ MORE | 6 ways to tighten up email policies and improve network security. READ MORE | CSO looks at the symptoms of the victim mentality in the enterprise, how it comes about, and what enterprises can do technically and psychologically to avoid it. READ MORE | White Paper: BMC Software Discover how to quickly remediate aggressive security threats. Read this report from Forrester Research and see how new automated compliance processes will reduce your organization's risk. Learn More | | | | | | | |
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