Moving target defense vs. moving target attacks: The two faces of deception

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Network World Security Alert Jan 06, 2016 Moving target defense vs. moving target attacks: The two faces of deception The Moving Target Defense paradigm levels the playing field by introducing uncertainty and unpredictability. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How to become a CISO • Exploit broker places $100k bounty on bypassing Flash Player's latest defenses • DARPA targets tiny, battery-powered atomic clocks that could shield GPS outages • Researcher finds flaw in Comcast XFINITY home security system • Privacy rules spur Intralinks growth • Cybersecurity Industry Predictions for 2016 • Google fixes dangerous rooting vulnerabilities in Android • Kaspersky: Ransomware doubled last year, shifted focus to enterprise eGuide: RSA Security Inc eGuide: Identity and Access Management In this eGuide, InfoWorld, CSO, CIO, and Network World examine news, trends and best practices for IAM. Read on to learn how this technology can make a difference in your organization. Read More ▶ How to become a CISO The role of Chief Information Security Officer has been around for a couple of decades. And while many large companies still don't have a dedicated CISO, fallout from prominent security breaches and the increasing visibility of information security in general might change that, soon. Read More ▶ Exploit broker places $100k bounty on bypassing Flash Player's latest defenses Exploit acquisition firm Zerodium is offering up to $100,000 for exploits that bypass Flash Player's latest heap isolation protection. Read More ▶ DARPA targets tiny, battery-powered atomic clocks that could shield GPS outages The scientists at DARPA will next month detail a new program the group hopes will develop small, portable, battery-powered atomic clocks with stability, repeatability, and environmental sensitivity 1,000 times better than the current generation of atomic clocks. Read More ▶ Researcher finds flaw in Comcast XFINITY home security system Comcast's XFINITY Home Security System can be readily exploited so it registers that doors and windows in customers' homes are closed when they are actually open, Rapid7 has discovered. Read More ▶ Privacy rules spur Intralinks growth In this installment of the IDG CEO Interview Series, Hovsepian spoke with Chief Content Officer John Gallant about how changes in privacy and data sovereignty rules are driving Intralinks's growth and talked about how the technology may replace secure Web sites for confidential communications among businesses and their customers. Read More ▶ Cybersecurity Industry Predictions for 2016 Skills shortage, M&A, and trusted systems will impact the industry this year Read More ▶ Google fixes dangerous rooting vulnerabilities in Android Google has fixed a new batch of vulnerabilities in Android that could allow hackers to take over devices remotely or through malicious applications. Read More ▶ Kaspersky: Ransomware doubled last year, shifted focus to enterprise Malware escalation and a massive rise in CryptoLocker attacks were among the cybersecurity headlines for 2015, Kaspersky said in a year-end overview. Read More ▶ White Paper: Sophos Inc Deciphering the Code: A Simple Guide to Encryption This whitepaper provides an overview of encryption, things to consider when planning an encryption strategy and what to look out for when choosing an encryption solution. Read More ▶

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