5 computer security facts that surprise most people

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CSO Update Dec 25, 2017 5 computer security facts that surprise most people As a 30-year road warrior, I've learned some security truths that seem wrong, but must be accepted if you really want to understand the threats you face. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • The best mobile VPNs for the enterprise and how to evaluate them • Five things you need to know about executive protection • Container security: How Waratek blocks Java exploits • Best security software, 2017: How cutting-edge products fare against the latest threats • The truth about RFID credit card fraud • Information security in 2018? What we have here is a failure to plan Research/Infographic: BlackBerry Are Your Files Secure? New study finds file security gaps in financial services industry. IT leaders say that their security policies and technology covers file sharing, but they are still susceptible to breaches. Read More ▶ The best mobile VPNs for the enterprise and how to evaluate them Do cloud-based mobile VPNs work for the enterprise? Many businesses are saying "yes," but you need to choose a moble VPN and how you use it carefully. Read More ▶ Five things you need to know about executive protection Executive protection requires risk assessment and adherence to rules. Here's how you get executive buy-in. Read More ▶ Container security: How Waratek blocks Java exploits Waratek's unique approach to container security relies on just-in-time compiling and focuses exclusively on one of the biggest security risks within most organizations: applications running Java. Read More ▶ Best security software, 2017: How cutting-edge products fare against the latest threats In these security software reviews, we go hands-on with some of the most innovative, useful and, arguably, best tools from today's most important cybersecurity technology categories. Read More ▶ The truth about RFID credit card fraud Despite demonstrations to show it's possible, documented cases of RFID credit card fraud are unknown. And as security professionals know, there is a huge gulf between potential crime and actual crime. Read More ▶ Information security in 2018? What we have here is a failure to plan Information security increasingly has a place in corporate leadership, but plenty of companies are still failing to make the plans they need to keep up. Read More ▶ White Paper: BlackBerry CPaaS Explained: What It Is, Why It Matters and How it Can Improve Communications and Your Business CPaaS enables you to easily integrate teal time messaging, voice, video and data services - all with enterprise-grade security, and without the need to build back-end infrastructure. Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. 6 missteps that could cost CISOs their jobs 2. How hackers crack passwords and why you can't stop them 3. 11 top tools to assess, implement, and maintain GDPR compliance 4. 5 reasons to take a fresh look at your security policy 5. Six entry-level cybersecurity job seeker failings Editor's Picks 1. Security platform or best of breed? There's only one answer 2. The truth about RFID credit card fraud 3. Best security software, 2017: How cutting-edge products fare against the latest threats 4. 5 mobile security threats you should take seriously in 2018 5. Hacking bitcoin and blockchain

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