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CSO Update Jul 20, 2017 Top cloud security controls you should be using Human error is one of the top reasons for data breaches in the cloud, as administrators forget to turn on basic security controls. Whether it is Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, or Google Cloud Platform, keep these rules in mind to secure your cloud workloads. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Are your corporate cyber defenses adequate? • Security and education in the wake of WannaCry, Petya • Four ways to use open data sources to find cybersecurity candidates • Top 10 phishing email subject lines that launch ransomware eBook: Smartling Five Trends Shaping the Future of Global Marketing Smartling commissioned three separate surveys to uncover the global readiness of distinct audiences. Each group responded to questions about their international marketing efforts, plans, notable obstacles and hoped-for improvements. Find out the five valuable observations drawn from across all three surveys. Read More ▶ Are your corporate cyber defenses adequate? Most of the organizations I speak with are talking about cyber-risk these days, and for good reason. Unfortunately, many of them are doing a lot more talking than actually doing. Some of this is human nature – threats are "somebody else's" problem until they hit close to home, and it's no different in cybersecurity. Often, the risk only starts to feel real once it's too late. What actions can you take to get ahead of the game? Read More ▶ Security and education in the wake of WannaCry, Petya To prevent from becoming victims of cyber attacks like WannaCry, enterprises should regularly back up data, patch software and use automated security services. Read More ▶ Four ways to use open data sources to find cybersecurity candidates Publicly available data from government and other sources can help you find the right security talent. Read More ▶ Top 10 phishing email subject lines that launch ransomware Give this list of top 10 most-clicked phishing email subject lines to your employees, then go phish yourself. Read More ▶ White Paper: Smartling 7 Symptoms in a Broken Translation Process Thousands of broken translation processes go undiagnosed each year. It's not like translation teams haven't felt the pain, however. Many limp through their review cycles, wince at the sight of their invocies, and cringe with every correction request. The real issue is an inability to determine what's causing the pain - and the prevailing sense that what they're feeling isn't all that serious. Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. How computer security pros hack the hackers 2. How and why to hire a CISO 3. Don't like Mondays? Neither do attackers 4. Crowdsourcing application security closes the automated assessment gap 5. Two years after the OPM data breach: What government agencies must do now Editor's Picks 1. 7 elements of a successful security awareness program 2. A Blue Team's reference guide to dealing with ransomware 3. How to spot and prevent insider threats 4. The fault for ransomware attacks lies with the challenges security teams face 5. Security problems exist despite CIP compliance

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