CSO Update

Sep 29, 2016

Security myths that can make you laugh… or cry

To help organizations cut through the noise to focus on improving security structures, security experts identify industry myths and provide suggestions to avoid falling for them. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	The Yahoo hackers weren't state-sponsored, a security firm says

•	Will iot folks learn from DDoS attack on Krebs' Web site?

•	73% of companies using vulnerable end-of-life networking devices

•	10 ways to secure a mobile workforce

Viewpoint: QTS

7 Considerations When Selecting a Data Center Provider in Chicago

This white paper provides an in-depth look at key considerations to keep in mind when selecting a data center provider in Chicago. It looks at how a data center provider with a global footprint can offer you access to comprehensive data solutions, and help you meet your data needs today and in the future. This can be used as a checklist for evaluating a data center provider against competitors. Read More ▶

The Yahoo hackers weren't state-sponsored, a security firm says

Common criminals, not state-sponsored hackers, carried out the massive 2014 data breach that exposed information about millions of Yahoo user accounts, a security firm said Wednesday. Read More ▶

Will iot folks learn from DDoS attack on Krebs' Web site?

The IoT enables everyday objects to become botnet zombies. Did your doorbell just break the internet? Read More ▶

73% of companies using vulnerable end-of-life networking devices

Seventy-three percent of companies are using vulnerable, end-of-life networking equipment, up from 60 percent last year, according to a review of more than 212,000 Cisco networking devices at 350 organizations across North America Read More ▶

10 ways to secure a mobile workforce

As much as you might want to implement all the latest best practices and lock down your company like Fort Knox, you need to align your policies to your company culture. Read More ▶

White Paper: Veritas

2016 Data Genomics Index

The Data Genomics Project was an initiative designed to change the way we think about managing data. This benchmark report, the Data Genomics Index, encompasses a community of like-minded data scientists, industry experts, and thought leaders together with the purpose of better understanding the true nature of the unstructured data that we are creating, storing, and managing on a daily basis - a report on real storage environments' composition. Read More ▶

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