Issue highlights 1. INSIDER 5 reasons why newer hires are the company's biggest data security risk 2. So, you want a Masters Degree in cybersecurity? 3. A primer on dealing with the media as a hacker, and dealing with hackers as the media 4. IDG Contributor Network: Modern APTs start at your corporate website 5. Why the perception of a security talent shortage is really a leadership opportunity 6. Hacked Opinions: Vulnerability disclosure Rahul Kashyap |
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Those fresh-faced new hires and interns who have invaded the office this summer bring with them eager minds and new perspectives, but they also carry a higher data security risk. READ MORE |
University and College Masters Degree programs in cybersecurity READ MORE |
White Paper: Dell Inc. As virtualization becomes pervasive, and application servers are more than ever at the heart of the business, what makes a truly "manageable" system has changed. View now |
Next month, thousands of hackers will travel to Las Vegas, and hundreds of journalists are going follow them. The adversarial relationship between hackers and the press has existed for years, but there are ways to navigate the playing field and strike a balance. READ MORE |
Have you ever though which role your corporate web applications may play in an APT attack against your company? READ MORE |
White Paper: F5 Networks Cloud computing & BYOD will impact the design of future datacenters and their supporting networks. Network infrastructure will need to provide the flexibility required by cloud application workloads and the changing traffic patterns fostered by BYOD. Application delivery controllers will be critical elements in the new network infrastructure. Learn more >> |
Reframe the discussions about the lack of qualified security professionals to reveal the real opportunity for leaders to develop the people around them READ MORE |
Bromium's Rahul Kashyap talks about disclosure, bounty programs, and vulnerability marketing with CSO, in the first of a series of topical discussions with industry leaders and experts. READ MORE |
: IBM Nigel Hook, president of SilverHook Powerboats, wanted to improve the racing experience. With IBM software, his team developed an application 40 percent faster, streaming data to the cloud and using analytics to deliver information and a 3-D visualization to racers and fans. Learn More |
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