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The Fact And Fiction Of Homomorphic EncryptionThe approachs promise continues to entice cryptographers and academics. But dont expect it to help in the real world anytime soon. |
How Cybercriminals Clean Their Dirty MoneyBy using a combination of new cryptocurrencies and peer-to-peer marketplaces, cybercriminals are laundering up to an estimated $200 billion in ill-gotten gains a year. And thats just the beginning. |
Shadow IT, IaaS & The Security ImperativeOrganizations must strengthen their security posture in cloud environments. That means considering five critical elements about their infrastructure, especially when it operates as an IaaS. |
The Rx For HIPAA Compliance In The CloudFor medical entities, simply following HIPAA cloud service provider guidelines is no longer enough to ensure that your practice is protected from cyber threats, government investigations, and fines. |
The Security Perimeter Is Dead; Long Live The New Endpoint PerimeterThe network no longer provides an air gap against external threats, but access devices can take up the slack. |
Simulating Lateral Attacks Through EmailA skilled attacker can get inside your company by abusing common email applications. Here are three strategies to block them. |
How The US Chooses Which Zero-Day Vulnerabilities To StockpileWhen it comes to acceptable circumstances for government disclosure of zero-days, the new Vulnerabilities Equity Process might be the accountability practice security advocates have been waiting for. |
Are You Listening To Your Kill Chain?With the right tools and trained staff, any organization should be able to deal with threats before information is compromised. |
Online Fraud: Now A Major Application Layer Security ProblemThe explosion of consumer-facing online services and applications is making it easier and cheaper for cybercriminals to host malicious content and launch attacks. |
Why Cyberattacks Are The No. 1 RiskThe paradigm shift toward always-on IT requires business leaders to rethink their defense strategy. |
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