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Social media, the gateway for malware

Social media sites, largely outside of enterprise control, are rich with personal information for malicious actors Read More

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Accelerating Digital IT Transformation with Secure Cloud

Join Unisys VP of Cloud and Infrastructure services Allen McMichael and Global Director of Service Management Andrew Harsch as they discuss the current issues clients are facing and how you can transform your existing legacy landscape to a secure software defined enterprise with the use of secure cloud to better react, support and innovate to become a more digital IT operation. Read More

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Top tools for preventing data leaks

Most security tools are focused on keeping external attackers at bay. But what about the sensitive data that lives inside your network? How do you make sure it doesn't get out, either intentionally or by accident? That's where Data Loss Prevention (DLP) comes into play. Network World tested 3 products that help keep your data protected. Read More

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Are InfoSec vendors 'sowing confusion' and selling 'useless' products?

Security vendors are doing just swell but how much do they do - outside of selling products - to help the world become a safer place? CSO Online investigates. Read More

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Deception technology grows and evolves

Deception technologies such as honeypots are becoming increasingly popular with enterprises as the products get more flexible and the tools allow security analysts swamped with incident reports to zero in on cases of actual ongoing infiltration. Read More

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Hackers had a chance to hamper voting by deleting records

A U.S. cybersecurity monitor has uncovered more breaches of election agencies on top of attacks described in an FBI report leaked on Monday. Read More

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The True Security Risks of IaaS: Don't Worry About The Wrong Things

As more organizations are moving their applications to be hosted with various Infrastructure as a Service providers, security teams have a whole new list of security concerns. But are those worries warranted? Read More

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