Security basics for the holiday season, and the year to come

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CSO After Dark Nov 22, 2016 Security basics for the holiday season, and the year to come Consumers face, and willingly accept, a moderate amount of risk when they shop online or out in their local neighborhoods. This holiday season is no different, but the risk is elevated some, because criminals are looking for easy marks and low-hanging fruit. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Enjoy your malware, sucker! • 23% off HDMI Cloner Box for Gaming or HD Video Stream Capture, No PC needed - Deal Alert • Does security awareness training need a new, stronger name? • Hospitals lack staff needed to combat cyber attacks • Supporting inclusivity in the office • ICYMI: Why studying security in college is a waste of time White Paper: RSA Achieving High Fidelity Security: An EMA White Paper Discover the key facets of high-fidelity security - the ability for organizations to collect comprehensive and timely data and gain context for fast and prioritized threat detection and response. Learn about the benefits of combining network and endpoint data with a strong analytic toolset. Read this analyst report for more details about a successful security monitoring program and insights for making your security team more effective. Read More ▶ Enjoy your malware, sucker! Even those who know better can be caught off guard by malware. Read More ▶ DealPost 23% off HDMI Cloner Box for Gaming or HD Video Stream Capture, No PC needed - Deal Alert Clone video from virtually any video device including game consoles and DVD/Blu-ray. With the push of a button, this device captures and records to any attached USB stick, with no PC required. Read More ▶ Does security awareness training need a new, stronger name? Security awareness training can help change the security culture through ongoing attention on relevant topics like social engineering. Nevertheless, stale, old, awareness material certainly doesn't help and too many programs keep doing the same thing and expect a different result. Read More ▶ Hospitals lack staff needed to combat cyber attacks healthcare sector number one cyber attacked industry has a workforce shortage Read More ▶ Supporting inclusivity in the office Many organizations are trying to change the limited demographic of people working in technology, but some are finding the process difficult. Here are a few tips for improving your efforts to hire and retain a wider variety of people. Read More ▶ ICYMI: Why studying security in college is a waste of time To gain the security skills most needed at many companies, students and graduates will have to take a counterintuitive approach to their education and career. Whether just entering college or recently graduated, Shawn Burke, Global CSO, Sungard AS, details how to get started. Read More ▶ White Paper: SAP SuccessFactors Best Practices: Five Ways to Transform HR The workforce and the workplace are changing, and HR needs to evolve with them - to manage better a multigenerational talent pool, legions of external workers, and dispersed teams that collaborate digitally across time zones and cultures. Read More ▶ Top 5 Stories 1. Malicious images on Facebook lead to Locky Ransomware 2. Ransomware victims able to thwart attacks, report says 3. 10 top holiday phishing scams 4. Report: Surveillance cameras most dangerous IoT devices 5. Enjoy your malware, sucker! 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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