CSO After Dark | | The 9th annual Intel Security Most Dangerous Celebrities list is here and this year it is topped by DJ Armin van Buuren. READ MORE | | Issue highlights 1. DDoS attacks: a perfect smoke screen for APTs and silent data breaches 2. LinkedIn connections: Trade secret or a good idea? 3. Apple, Microsoft wield privacy as marketing tool | White Paper: LifeLock While strengthening cybersecurity is important, the impact on breached organizations shows that preparing a response must be part of the breach-management equation. Find out what steps companies can take to establish a response plan today. Learn More | Growing DDoS attacks more and more frequently try to distract incident response teams in order to hide much bigger security incidents. READ MORE | Many business executives have LinkedIn profiles. How actively they participate and use the site's features is very much driven by the individual and the value proposition the service provides for them. READ MORE | Apple and Microsoft have both wheeled out fresh explanations of their privacy policies, explaining how different they are from the likes of Google and Facebook. READ MORE | White Paper: LifeLock Breaches like the Target breach of 2013 and the recent "Heartbleed" bug are not just an electronic problem. Get up-to-speed on common types of physical and electronic data breaches with this infographic. Learn More | | | | | | |
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