How network segmentation provides a path to IoT security

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Network World Security Alert Dec 18, 2015 How network segmentation provides a path to IoT security Examining the different approaches to çybersecurity in the age of the Internet of Things. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2015 • Acts of terrorism could push Congress toward encryption backdoors in 2016 • Experience matters • Public cloud vs. on-premises, which is more secure? • IoT startup Afero goes end to end for security • Creating a Cybersecurity Center of Excellence • NASA offers $15k for your wicked cool air traffic technology White Paper: SSH Communications Security Misplaced Trust Can Render DLP Ineffective With the AWS Marketplace 1-click deployment, a simple proof-of-concept can be ramped up in less than 30 minutes, without impacting any existing operations. Read More ▶ The weirdest, wackiest and coolest sci/tech stories of 2015 It's that time of year again when we take a look at some of the most interesting and sometimes silly sci/tech stories of the year. This year we have flame-throwing drones, wicked cool pictures of Pluto and quantum computing advancements to name just a few topics. Take a look. Read More ▶ Acts of terrorism could push Congress toward encryption backdoors in 2016 Despite the risks to online commerce, international high-tech sales, security of trade secrets and the fact that it won't actually make encryption useless to criminals, decryption backdoors to let law enforcement access encrypted communications could become U.S. law in 2016 – and a nightmare to enterprises – especially if terrorists succeed in carrying out major acts of violence. Read More ▶ Experience matters Security companies, recruiters give their takes on what they look for when hiring. Read More ▶ Public cloud vs. on-premises, which is more secure? As the market continues to mature in 2016, organizations are more willing than ever to use cloud-based services. But questions about security remain. The great debate of whether public cloud or on premises infrastructure is more secure rages on. Read More ▶ IoT startup Afero goes end to end for security Internet of Things startup Afero says it can secure small and large IoT devices with a Bluetooth radio module and a cloud service. Read More ▶ Creating a Cybersecurity Center of Excellence To attract the best talent, enterprise organizations need to establish a culture of cybersecurity, invest in people, and give the cybersecurity team the latitude and tools it needs to succeed. Read More ▶ NASA offers $15k for your wicked cool air traffic technology The space agency this week announced a $15,000 public contest -- called the "Sky for All challenge" -- to develop technologies that could be part of what it calls "a clean-slate, revolutionary design and concept of operations for the airspace of the future." The challenge opens Dec. 21, and participants may pre-register now. The deadline for submissions is Feb. 26, 2016 and is being administered by crowdsourcing site HeroX. Read More ▶ White Paper: SSH Communications Security Preventing Data Loss Through Privileged Access Channels A basic tenet of security is to apply the strongest safeguards to the highest value targets. Systems and IT administrators comprise a set of privileged users granted access to very high value targets. Read More ▶

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