What you need to do to stop data from leaving with exiting employees

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CSO After Dark Aug 24, 2016 What you need to do to stop data from leaving with exiting employees In some instances it is inadvertent that an employee takes files with them when they leave a job. But in most cases, it is done to get an advantage at their next job. Here is what you should do before they leave the premises. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • How can we improve awareness training? • 24% off Bose SoundSport in-ear headphones - Apple devices, Power Red - Deal Alert • Journalists are easy targets for hackers, and that shouldn't surprise anyone • How do you measure success when it comes to stopping Phishing attacks? • A deeper look at business impact of a cyberattack Video/Webcast: 1E Automate BIOS to UEFI for Secure Windows 10 In this webinar, 1E Technology Architect Mike Terrill and TrueSec Senior consultant Mikael Nystrom discuss expert tips on migrating to Windows 10 in the most secure way. This can be done using 1E's unique technology to automate the switch from BIOS to UEFI. Read More ▶ How can we improve awareness training? Bill Rosenthal from Logical Operations chats with CSO about the failings of end user security training, and where security managers can look to make improvements Read More ▶ 24% off Bose SoundSport in-ear headphones - Apple devices, Power Red - Deal Alert Bose Sound Sport in-ear headphones deliver deep, clear sound for the music you love, with a durable design that stands up to the rigors of your day. Read More ▶ Journalists are easy targets for hackers, and that shouldn't surprise anyone Earlier today, the news broke that Russian intelligence is suspected of hacking journalists at the New York Times and other media outlets. The idea that intelligence agencies would target the media isn't at all surprising. But what may surprise some is how easily a journalist or the company they work for can be targeted. Read More ▶ How do you measure success when it comes to stopping Phishing attacks? What's considered a win when it comes to Phishing? This question was posed to IT workers and non-executive types earlier this month, and everyone had a different opinion on the topic. The general feeling among defenders was that a "win" when it comes to Phishing was a 10 to 20-percent click rate, meaning that 80 to 90-percent of the Phishing emails that went to the organization (testing or otherwise) were unsuccessful attempts. Read More ▶ A deeper look at business impact of a cyberattack Few would dispute that cyberattacks are increasing in frequency and in intensity, and most organizations confirm they have now suffered at least one cyber incident. But do those organizations have a true sense of the full impact on the organization? After all, the direct costs commonly associated with a data breach are far less significant than the "hidden costs" incurred. Read More ▶ White Paper: Scandit Deploy Mobile Data Capture Solutions for Improved Operations This white paper outlines each stage of the enterprise mobile data capture ecosystem including investment, deployment and operations. Learn how your enterprise can replace dedicated barcode scanners and deploy cloud-connected mobile data capture solutions to reduce costs and improve operations. Read More ▶ Top 5 Stories 1. 10 year-old teaches hackers a valuable lesson in privacy 2. How cyber attacks work [Infographic] 3. Hackers say leaked NSA tools came from contractor at RedSeal 4. The best places to live for cybersecurity jobs that pay 5. Attackers don't need vulnerabilities when the basics work just as well 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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