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CSO Update Jul 23, 2017 Video Tech Talk: The latest on Azure Stack, cyberattacks, the next iPhone and ... keyboards Get the details on Microsoft's new Azure Stack, why cyberattacks never seem to end, the fate of Apple's Touch ID and why QWERTY keyboards are now tech relics. Watch Now ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • 7 things your IT disaster recovery plan should cover • Oracle's monster update emphasizes flaws in critical business applications • The dark web goes corporate • What to expect at Black Hat: Security hype and reality White Paper: WinShuttle 5 Ways Excel Accelerates Your Return On SAP FICO Business Processes How can a finance and/or controller professional access SAP FICO data leveraging Microsoft Excel in a highly usable and interoperable fashion while respecting all of the SAP core security and governance controls? Read More ▶ 7 things your IT disaster recovery plan should cover Enterprise networks and data access can be knocked out without warning, thanks to natural and man-made disasters. You can't stop them all from happening, of course, but with a good disaster recovery plan you can be better prepared for the unexpected. Read More ▶ Oracle's monster update emphasizes flaws in critical business applications Oracle hasn't been "just" a database company in a long time, and nowhere is that more evident than in its quarterly critical patch update release, where the bulk of the fixes are in business applications like PeopleSoft and E-Business Suite. Read More ▶ The dark web goes corporate It's just as shady and dangerous as ever, but something has changed in the way the dark web does business, and it will look very familiar to IT buyers. Read More ▶ What to expect at Black Hat: Security hype and reality Look for machine learning, automation, orchestration, integration and threat intelligence to dominate the Black Hat security conference. Read More ▶ White Paper: WinShuttle An Easy, Flexible, Alternative to LSMW for Business Users Uploading bulk information to SAP doesn't have to be time consuming and complex. Rather than rely on SAP's Legacy System Workbench (LSMW) which was designed for IT professionals for data migration projects, business users can leverage a non-technical alternative in a few simple steps to create and update data in SAP for everyday business transactions and data projects. 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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