The IoT calls for an AI-based security approach

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Network World Security Alert Dec 30, 2015 The IoT calls for an AI-based security approach How new cybersecurity technology can help protect us from the inherent threats in the Internet of Things. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Building malware defenses: Control email, web browsers, and ports • Cisco will need to tackle these high-tech issues in 2016 • Experience matters • Tim Cook says there isn't a trade-off between security and privacy • IT pros brace for lost devices, access problems, on-call holidays • The next wave of cybercrime will come through your smart TV • 5 information security trends that will dominate 2016 • The most innovative and damaging hacks of 2015 • How cameras in cars and drones are boosting wireless innovation White Paper: PC Connection Harness the Power of Flash Storage In this white paper, you will learn how PC Connection and EMC have partnered together to offer IT solutions built on the latest, most innovative flash technologies. Read More ▶ Building malware defenses: Control email, web browsers, and ports Further examination of SANS Center for Internet Security's best practices. Read More ▶ Cisco will need to tackle these high-tech issues in 2016 Disaggregation, security, software licensing all part of challenges Cisco faces. Read More ▶ Experience matters Security companies, recruiters give their takes on what they look for when hiring. Read More ▶ Tim Cook says there isn't a trade-off between security and privacy In a strong defense of encryption, Apple's CEO Tim Cook said that there was no trade-off between privacy and national security when it comes to encryption. Read More ▶ IT pros brace for lost devices, access problems, on-call holidays Holiday celebrations at work can lead to missing laptops and phones, email gaffes and security vulnerabilities. Read More ▶ The next wave of cybercrime will come through your smart TV Smart TVs are opening a new window of attack for cybercriminals, as their security defenses often lag far behind those of smartphones and desktop computers. Read More ▶ 5 information security trends that will dominate 2016 Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated and collaborative with every coming year. To combat the threat in 2016, information security professionals must understand these five trends. Read More ▶ The most innovative and damaging hacks of 2015 The year's most significant attacks highlight how hackers are changing tactics -- and how IT security must evolve in the year ahead Read More ▶ How cameras in cars and drones are boosting wireless innovation We're already accustomed to cameras everywhere, in security and other fixed applications, and cameras are mainstream in mobile. Cars and drones are the next logical applications for cameras, and the use cases are already established and gaining momentum. The trend will introduce a new field of innovation and opportunity that I call "cameras in motion." Read More ▶ White Paper: PC Connection Protect Your Organization When the Unexpected Happens Although hardware has become more resilient and virtualization has increased service and application portability, most BC/DR plans still fail to adequately protect organizations from harm when the unexpected happens. Read More ▶

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