Don't bring your bad security habits to the cloud

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InfoWorld Security Report Sep 01, 2016 Don't bring your bad security habits to the cloud Not enough enterprises are using their cloud migrations to finally bring their data security up to snuff Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Dream on if you think spies will reveal their exploits • New collision attacks against triple-DES, Blowfish break HTTPS sessions • The Dropbox data breach is a warning to update other passwords • How to turn on HTTPS company-wide in one swoop • Dropbox changes passwords after 68M account records were compromised White Paper: InfoArmor, Inc Achieving the Value of Threat Intelligence: Putting Your ROI into Perspective Effective threat intelligence comes down to being accurate and actionable. You can have all the data points in the world, but if you can't make sense of them or they don't pertain to your specific situation, it will do you no good. Learn how you can reap the rewards of threat intelligence and realize its true ROI while reducing the risks and costs associated with doing business in today's cyber world. Read More ▶ Dream on if you think spies will reveal their exploits Governments will hide and exploit vulnerabilities as long as they can, even if that risks criminals getting their hands on them too Read More ▶ New collision attacks against triple-DES, Blowfish break HTTPS sessions Legacy ciphers such as triple-DES and Blowfish are vulnerable to Sweet32 attacks, which let attackers decrypt HTTPS sessions even without the encryption key Read More ▶ The Dropbox data breach is a warning to update other passwords Compromised passwords could still give hackers a launching pad to attack users if they have been used for other internet accounts Read More ▶ How to turn on HTTPS company-wide in one swoop The GSA's effort to get all federal websites and services to use HTTPS reveals some points to keep in mind for your own switchover Read More ▶ Dropbox changes passwords after 68M account records were compromised The company said the compromise was related to a security incident in 2012 Read More ▶ White Paper: Ricoh Corporation Maximize Document Security with Distributed Capture This white paper explains how to get started with distributed capture and benefit from enhanced document security, enforced document-retention policies, reliable audit trails, streamlined compliance, less workload on IT staff and reduced costs. Read More ▶ Get The Deep Technology Insights You Need Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content — Deep Dive PDFs and in-depth articles — available to Insider members. You get access not only to InfoWorld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from Computerworld, CIO.com, Network World, CSO, and other IDG Enterprise publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶

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