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Two perspectives on social media for security leaders

Why can't the public security sector and the government get along?

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Two perspectives on social media for security leaders

Brian Reed and Ian Amit from ZeroFox blend two unique perspectives and experience on social media into an action plan for security leaders Read More

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Why can't the public security sector and the government get along?
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Why can't the public security sector and the government get along?

The divide between government and the security industry presents several challenges when looking to form partnerships with the goal of improving cybersecurity. In order to illustrate what it will take to move forward with these partnerships, security professionals explore the main roadblocks for collaboration between the private and public sectors. Read More

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In my last post I promised to use some real-world use cases from the recent Verizon Data Breach Digest report to illustrate potential ways that machine learning be can used to detect or prevent similar incidents in the future. For my first example, I've chosen the case of a manufacturer whose designs for an innovative new model of heavy construction equipment were stolen following a social engineering attack. Read More

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New point-of-sale malware Multigrain steals card data over DNS

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EFF sues to uncover government demands to decrypt communications

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