Don't panic about SHA-1—fix it

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InfoWorld Security Report Mar 02, 2017 Don't panic about SHA-1—fix it Crypto experts agree it's time to ditch SHA-1 if you haven't already, but also to know where the real risks are Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Netflix Stethoscope gives users a BYOD security checkup • The real problem with the security industry • FCC halts data security regulations for broadband providers • Yahoo execs botched its response to 2014 breach, investigation finds • AWS outage proves one cloud isn't enough White Paper: Dyn Inc Extending Global Load Balancing to the Cloud with Secondary DNS The bar for exceptional digital experiences has been raised-and for those businesses that rely on the internet to drive revenue, turning to a cloud-based infrastructure and CDNs are necessary to achieve the global footprint needed to meet new customer demands. Read this white paper to learn how to get started and explore the benefits of combining existing global load balancing (GLB) services with a cloud-based secondary DNS solution. Read More ▶ Netflix Stethoscope gives users a BYOD security checkup The IT-compiled web application provides users a personalized list of security recommendations for their own computers, smartphones, and tablets Read More ▶ The real problem with the security industry What we learned at the RSA Conference: The security industry is failing its task of keeping users and information safe because it refuses to play well with others Read More ▶ FCC halts data security regulations for broadband providers The rules required providers to take 'reasonable' measures to secure consumer data Read More ▶ Yahoo execs botched its response to 2014 breach, investigation finds Yahoo's security team knew an intrusion had occurred in 2014, but the company failed to properly investigate, an internal committee has found Read More ▶ AWS outage proves one cloud isn't enough Like it or not, we're all getting more and more dependent on the cloud. But Tuesday's outage shows the folly of depending on only one cloud Read More ▶ White Paper: Flashpoint From Healthcare Hackers to Tax Fraudsters The record-breaking number of healthcare breaches that occurred in 2016 made millions of stolen healthcare records available for sale on the Deep & Dark Web (DDW). This abundance of stolen data has criminals anticipating significant profits to be generated from income tax fraud schemes that cost taxpayers billions of dollars annually. 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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