SOURCE Boston: Medical devices still vulnerable, but things may be changing

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CSO Update May 22, 2016 SOURCE Boston: Medical devices still vulnerable, but things may be changing Connected medical devices bring life-sustaining therapy and convenience to millions of people. But they remain vulnerable to online attackers. The goal of some security companies is to change that. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Salted Hash Rehashed: The weekly news recap for May 20, 2016 • Is lack of gender diversity in tech really shocking? • How employees can share the IT security load • Detecting low and slow insider threats White Paper: SanDisk Cloud Architects Choose Datacenter Flash to Power Industry's Clouds Cloud architects designing public and private clouds must satisfy business needs while meeting cloud infrastructure scale, performance, and agility requirements. This is why flash technology has become an integral part of storage needs for cloud applications moving forward and will continue to be an important part of data center design in the future. Read More ▶ Salted Hash Rehashed: The weekly news recap for May 20, 2016 Welcome to this week's edition of Rehashed, your weekly recap of news and other items of note. We're going to start running these on Friday, mostly because it's easier to produce this way. This week, a trusted contact Phished me, there were issues with Pornhub, and once again LinkedIn users need to reset their passwords. Read More ▶ Is lack of gender diversity in tech really shocking? Male privilege and its impact on work place diversity and culture in the tech industry Read More ▶ How employees can share the IT security load Security threats weigh heavily on IT and security professionals, and it is a responsibility that they should not bear alone. We all need to do our part to uphold the safeguarding of sensitive data. Read More ▶ Detecting low and slow insider threats In my last post I discussed how machine learning could be used to detect phishing-based account compromise attacks using a real-world use case from the recent Verizon Data Breach Digest. This time I'll examine how to detect insider threats using similar techniques. 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 ▶ Top 5 Stories 1. Top 10 ways to retain IT security talent 2. Pornhub said to be compromised, shell access available for $1,000 3. Basic Phishing scam successfully targets PR agency, reporters 4. A hacker is selling 167 million LinkedIn user records 5. Stealthy malware Skimer helps hackers easily steal cash from ATMs Editor's Picks 1. 15 hot, new security and privacy apps for Android and iOS 2. How to get creative with your penetration testing 3. 5 security bolstering strategies that won't break the bank 4. What's wrong with this picture? The NEW clean desk test 5. Inside an attack by the Syrian Electronic Army

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