Why 2017 will be the worst year ever for security

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ITworld Today Feb 06, 2017 Why 2017 will be the worst year ever for security High-profile breaches are just the tip of the iceberg. Many have never been detected or disclosed--and without a major infrastructure changes it's only going to get worse Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Amazon Discounts Various Kindle and Fire Models, Through Valentine's Day - Deal Alert • 6 simple ways to show customers love this Valentine's Day • New products of the week 2.6.17 • 25% off iHome iPL23 Clock Radio with Lightning Dock, Support for iPhone 7/7+ - Deal Alert • 6 things software vendors need to know about HIPAA compliance • How to secure Active Directory • UK defense secretary urges NATO to fend off Russian cyberattacks • Obama-led sanction accidentally hampered U.S. tech firms in Russia • 25 Valentine's Day gifts inspired by tech, science and math • Using DNS to weaken Locky, the powerful ransomware threat • How to customize icons with icon packs • 5 shocking new threats to your personal data • Security Sessions: The CSO's role in active shooter planning White Paper: Keeper Security Why Your Business Needs Enterprise-Strength Password Management: ITworld White Paper This whitepaper discusses the emergence of the password as the primary authentication method in today's digital world and educates readers on authentication techniques, methodologies, technologies and best practices. Read More ▶ Amazon Discounts Various Kindle and Fire Models, Through Valentine's Day - Deal Alert In honor of Valentine's day, Amazon has discounted various models of Kindle and Fire Tablets, some up to 25% off their regular list price. Other devices and bundles have been discounted as well. These deals run only through February 14. Read More ▶ 6 simple ways to show customers love this Valentine's Day Small business owners and marketing pros share their tips regarding what ecommerce businesses can do this Feb. 14 to show their customers they care. Read More ▶ New products of the week 2.6.17 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as Fortinet and Flashpoint. Read More ▶ 25% off iHome iPL23 Clock Radio with Lightning Dock, Support for iPhone 7/7+ - Deal Alert iHome's iPL23 is compatible with iPhones 5, 6 and 7 (including Plus models), features premium speakers, a Lightning charging dock, FM radio, and alarm clock in one compact device. Read More ▶ 6 things software vendors need to know about HIPAA compliance Dizzion provides suggestions for ways vendors can maintain HIPAA compliance while still focusing on their primary business objectives. Read More ▶ How to secure Active Directory Russell Rice, senior director of product management at Skyport Systems, provides some ways IT organizations can keep privileged credentials for Active Directory safe. Read More ▶ UK defense secretary urges NATO to fend off Russian cyberattacks The U.K.'s defense secretary is accusing Russia of using cyber attacks to "disable" democratic processes across the West, and he's demanding that NATO fight back. Read More ▶ Obama-led sanction accidentally hampered U.S. tech firms in Russia Sanctions imposed by former President Obama on Russia for hacking during the U.S. election had an unintended side effect: they essentially barred U.S. tech firms from selling new IT products in the country. Read More ▶ 25 Valentine's Day gifts inspired by tech, science and math Valentine's Day gifts offer a techie alternative to the usual flowers, jewelry and candy. Read More ▶ Using DNS to weaken Locky, the powerful ransomware threat An anonymized feed of DNS queries, along with anomaly detection and correlation technology, makes it possible to identify suspected domains used by Locky to download encryption keys Read More ▶ How to customize icons with icon packs Your phone's home screen can get as wild or tame as you want with these customizations. Read More ▶ 5 shocking new threats to your personal data The internet and smartphones have come up with five new and surprising ways to steal or expose our personal data. These trends make panic sound like a good idea. Read More ▶ Video Security Sessions: The CSO's role in active shooter planning In the latest episode of Security Sessions, CSO Editor-in-chief Joan Goodchild speaks with Imad Mouline, CTO at Everbridge, about how involved CSOs need to be with planning for an active shooter or other emergency at their company. While many leave physical security to others in the company, the CSO can be key to determining communications plans for alerting employees. Watch Now ▶ White Paper: Keeper Security Password Management Evaluation Guide for Businesses: ITworld White Paper Weak passwords are at the heart of the rise in cyber theft, causing 76% of data breaches. To mitigate this risk, businesses are adopting password management solutions. This is a comprehensive password management evaluation guide with recommended security, implementation and productivity requirements. Read More ▶

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