Hardware, software options emerge for runtime encryption

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CSO Update Jun 24, 2018 Hardware, software options emerge for runtime encryption Hackers are getting better at exploiting encryption gaps that expose plain-text data. New hardware and software runtime encryption solutions aim to close those gaps. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Review: Corelight is a worthy network packet sniffer • Does cyber insurance make us more (or less) secure? • Microsoft brings cloud security services to better protect Windows 10 • Why it matters who the CISO reports to • CSO Spotlight: Eddie Garcia, Cloudera • Review: How InSpec 2.0 delivers comprehensive compliance Video/Webcast: EMA Analyst Research LIVE WEBINAR: Using Digital Threat Intelligence Management (DTIM) to Combat Threats Is the time right for your organization to purchase a threat intelligence platform? Join leading IT analyst firm EMA and IntSights for a research-based webinar to find out if DTIM is right for your organization. You will also get key insights into new research, including the methodology behind platform evaluation and an overview of key players in the market. Read More ▶ Review: Corelight is a worthy network packet sniffer In the tradition of other great network analysis tools like Bro and Sourcefire, Corelight gives security pros deep insight into data traffic on the systems they defend. Read More ▶ Does cyber insurance make us more (or less) secure? Underwriting cyber risk remains more art than science, but in the absence of regulation, cyber insurance might still be the best hope for improving cybersecurity practices across the board — at least for now. Read More ▶ Microsoft brings cloud security services to better protect Windows 10 Windows 10 Advanced Threat Protection and new Microsoft 365 Business security features make it easier to detect threats ad stop cyber attacks. Read More ▶ Why it matters who the CISO reports to Reporting relationships are more than lines on an org chart, they're lines of authority. Ultimately, who the CISO reports to may say more about an organization's maturity than it does about an individual's effectiveness. Read More ▶ CSO Spotlight: Eddie Garcia, Cloudera For Eddie Garcia, job satisfaction comes from "[seeing his] contributions help organizations securely process data for good." His best advice for aspiring security leaders is to focus on your passion and let the rest fall into place — because in his experience it will. Read More ▶ Review: How InSpec 2.0 delivers comprehensive compliance The InSpec 2.0 platform from Chef tackles compliance head-on, tailored to the specific rules and guidelines that a company wants or needs. It is designed to both make sense of regulatory and technical guidelines and ensure that a network is protected according to those rules. Read More ▶ White Paper: Webroot Software Why Efficacy is Paramount Malware detection itself is not the only factor to consider when choosing an endpoint security solution. In addition to initial detection, comprehensive endpoint security must a number of things. Read more to find out. Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. Does it matter who the CISO reports to? 2. 8 hot cyber security trends (and 4 going cold) 3. What is the New York Cybersecurity Regulation? What you need to do to comply 4. The 10 Windows group policy settings you need to get right 5. Information security in a war zone: How the Red Cross protects its data Editor's Picks 1. Ready for more secure authentication? Try these password alternatives and enhancements 2. What is a CASB? What you need to know before you buy 3. Cloud functions present new security challenges 4. Review: Seceon soups up standard SIEM 5. The IoT security basics survival guide

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