CSO After Dark

Dec 01, 2016

A year after terrorist attacks, phone privacy laws unchanged – but watch out for Trump

Although the perpetrators of the San Bernardino mass shooting were killed in a gun battle with law enforcement within hours of the attack, the FBI's interest in one terrorist's iPhone precipitated a public standoff with Apple that captured its own share of national headlines. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Security Sessions: Lessons learned from the Dyn DNS attacks

•	Save 53% Plus an Extra $15 on Oral-B Pro 5000 Bluetooth Rechargeable Toothbrush - Deal Alert

•	5 ways data classification can prevent an education data breach

•	Report: Only 6% of businesses use DMARC email authentication, and only 1.5% enforce it

•	Scholars, infosec experts call for action on Russian hacking

•	ICYMI: 10 top holiday phishing scams

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5 Ways to Get Work Done Faster

Avaya Equinox redefines UC to make it a natural part of how we connect, communicate and collaborate. Read More ▶

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Security Sessions: Lessons learned from the Dyn DNS attacks

In the latest episode of Security Sessions, CSO Editor-in-Chief Joan Goodchild chats with Stephen Boyer, CTO and co-founder of BitSight, about the recent DNS attacks against Dyn, and how CSOs can prepare their systems against future attacks. Watch Now ▶

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Save 53% Plus an Extra $15 on Oral-B Pro 5000 Bluetooth Rechargeable Toothbrush - Deal Alert

Bluetooth between brush and smartphone provides real-time feedback on brushing habits. Floss Action round brush head with micropulse bristles and 3D cleaning action for a superior clean. The brush is 53% off on Amazon, where you'll also find a $15 coupon to be applied at checkout. Read More ▶

5 ways data classification can prevent an education data breach

Spirion CEO Jo Webber offers examples of how the education vertical can leverage data classification to reduce the risk of data theft and costly compliance violations. Read More ▶

Report: Only 6% of businesses use DMARC email authentication, and only 1.5% enforce it

In a study of 1 million corporate domains, only 60,000 had made any attempt at DMARC email authentication, and of those, only a quarter actually had enforcement mechanisms in place. Read More ▶

Scholars, infosec experts call for action on Russian hacking

In the wake of reports about Russian involvement in fake news and hacks against political targets leading up to the recent presidential election, scholars and security experts are calling for federal action Read More ▶

ICYMI: 10 top holiday phishing scams

It always happens this time of year, an influx of holiday-related scams circulating the interwebs. Scams don't wait for the holidays, but scammers do take advantage of the increased shopping and distraction when things get busy to take your money and personal information. Here are a six holiday threats to watch out for. Read More ▶

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7 Reasons Businesses Are Moving To The Cloud

What are your considerations for moving to the cloud? According to a special report by Frost & Sullivan, businesses like yours are increasingly transitioning to cloud communication architectures such as Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS). In fact, business adoption of hosted IP telephony and UCaaS is expected to steadily expand by about 25-30% year over year. Read More ▶

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