Network World Security Alert

Feb 22, 2016

Business leaders still in denial about cybersecurity threats

Many companies don't see themselves as attractive targets for hackers. Matt Comyns, the global cybersecurity practice leader for recruiter Russell Reynolds Associates, begs to differ. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Cybereason up-ends cybersecurity by hunting for suspicious activity in real-time

•	That Linux flaw may be fixed, but what about your containers?

•	Hacking operations are as vulnerable as a house of cards

•	Apple's fight with the FBI could trigger a password arms race

•	What keeps white hat hackers from turning to the dark side?

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Early Threat Detection Using Telemetry Data

With the cyber attack landscape changing daily, network infrastructure needs to respond at a similar rate. Read More ▶

Cybereason up-ends cybersecurity by hunting for suspicious activity in real-time

Instead of reacting after the fact, the tool actively looks for suspicious activity Read More ▶

That Linux flaw may be fixed, but what about your containers?

Countless patching efforts are now under way for the years-old bug discovered in the GNU C Library this week, but organizations that use container technology shouldn't relax just yet. Read More ▶

Hacking operations are as vulnerable as a house of cards

Last month I met with the security team at a major bank to discuss their detection capabilities. The head of the bank's security operation center claimed that his organization's security stack could detect certain threats but he was worried about them missing other attack vectors. His methods were all wrong. Read More ▶

Apple's fight with the FBI could trigger a password arms race

A U.S. magistrate's order requiring Apple to assist the FBI in unlocking a dead mass shooter's iPhone could lead device makers to require stronger passwords in future. Read More ▶

What keeps white hat hackers from turning to the dark side?

Security expert David Holmes asked three dozen white hat hackers to get a sense of what kept them on the side of the good guys. Read More ▶

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NESA Compliance Management Solution

In today's ever-changing threat landscape, compliance is an essential part of an organization's' security processes. The "UAEIA Standard" outlined by the National Electronic Security Authority is designed to secure information infrastructures. Read More ▶

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