Black Hat and DEF CON: The evolution of Hacker Summer Camp

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ITworld Today Jul 27, 2017 Black Hat and DEF CON: The evolution of Hacker Summer Camp It's been 20 years since the first Black Hat Briefings conference. How has this staple of the cybersecurity industry changed over the years? Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Azure Container Instances: No Kubernetes required • Inside Antares Capital's remarkable cloud-first transformation • How to write a job description for a chief information security officer • How Rust can replace C, with Python's help • Red Hat's Boltron snaps together a modular Linux server • How does ransomware work? Understanding the economics • Using AI to spot malware patterns • How to boost your hacking skills for less than $50 - Deal Alert • How to protect your data on an Android device when traveling • 5 reasons to take a fresh look your security policy • Stop blaming users for security misses • Public cloud: Real-world lessons of strategic success • Architect has a better blueprint for AWS Lambda deployments White Paper: AppDirect 5 Best Practices for Growing Your Microsoft Cloud Revenue and Profitability: ITworld White Paper Whether you're a current Microsoft cloud solution provider (CSP) or are considering adding Microsoft Office 365 to your cloud services offering, these best practices can help you understand what it takes to effectively plan for and scale your cloud business. It requires careful planning and execution of the right go-to-market strategy for your business. Read More ▶ Azure Container Instances: No Kubernetes required Microsoft's new container service offers a middle ground between Azure Functions and Azure Container Service, with orchestration optional but available Read More ▶ Inside Antares Capital's remarkable cloud-first transformation After GE Capital sold Antares Capital, newly hired CIO Mary Cecola had to build an IT team and infrastructure from scratch. With an eye toward making IT a strategic partner to the business, she opted to go cloud-first. Read More ▶ How to write a job description for a chief information security officer The chief information security officer has a big, mission critical job. Make sure you spell out the CISO's duties and expectations for the role. Read More ▶ How Rust can replace C, with Python's help Four new projects make it easier to develop Rust libraries with Python bindings, allowing Rust to replace C as a low-level Python partner Read More ▶ Red Hat's Boltron snaps together a modular Linux server The Fedora Modular Server project experiments with a new way to deliver multiple versions of packages side-by-side, each with their own development lifecycles Read More ▶ How does ransomware work? Understanding the economics Operating a piece of ransomware is really just a business. An illegal business, but a business none the less. And criminals employ standard business practices to maximize profits. Here's how they ply their tricks of the trade. Read More ▶ Using AI to spot malware patterns Traditional antivirus can't keep pace with today's threats. Here's how one start-up is using machine learning to fight a better fight. Read More ▶ How to boost your hacking skills for less than $50 - Deal Alert The market for ethical hackers is booming, but companies prefer professionals who are certified in tackling the latest cybersecurity threats. With the Super-Sized Ethical Hacking Bundle, you can make sure your knowledge is up-to-date. Read More ▶ How to protect your data on an Android device when traveling These steps will help you protect corporate and personal data when traveling overseas. Read More ▶ 5 reasons to take a fresh look your security policy Evolving ransomware and DDoS attacks, new technology such as IoT, and changing user behavior are all good reasons to revise your security policy. Read More ▶ Video Stop blaming users for security misses Does the message to users about security need to change? Or does IT need to rebuild infrastructure so users can worry less about security? Wendy Nather, principal security strategist at Duo Security, talks with CSO senior writer Fahmida Rashid about how organizations can learn to do security right. Watch Now ▶ Public cloud: Real-world lessons of strategic success The public cloud is fast becoming a strategic tool for forward-looking companies. IT leaders share their experiences and lend advice to CIOs seeking to migrate to public cloud services to drive innovation, agility and revenue growth Read More ▶ Architect has a better blueprint for AWS Lambda deployments Project handles configuration and provisioning of Lambda functions and related AWS services with a plain-text manifest file Read More ▶ White Paper: Xpandion Inc GRC Compliance: Offense or Defense?: ITworld White Paper Many organizations have some type of solution for GRC, but is it a complete solution? This document will cover why an organization should a dual solution when it comes to GRC - playing offense and defense. Read More ▶

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