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 April 16, 2018
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7 Non-Financial Data Types to Secure
Credit card and social security numbers aren't the only sensitive information that requires protection.
Cisco, ISARA to Test Hybrid Classic, Quantum-Safe Digital Certificates
Goal is to make it easier for organizations to handle the migration to quantum computing when it becomes available.
Federal Agency Data Under Siege
Seventy-one percent of IT security professionals in US federal agencies have reported breaches in their organizations.
Former Airline Database Administrator Sentenced for Hacking Reservation System
Former PenAir IT staffer gets five-year probation sentence via plea deal.
Power Line Vulnerability Closes Air Gap
A new demonstration of malware shows that air-gapped computers may still be at risk.
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Goal is to make it easier for organizations to handle the migration to quantum computing when it becomes available.

89% of Android Users Didn't Consent to Facebook Data Collection
A new survey shows most Android users did not give Facebook permission to collect their call and text data.

Verizon DBIR: Ransomware Attacks Double for Second Year in a Row
Outside attackers still the biggest problem - except in healthcare.

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Security leaders share their top steps to keep in mind as your organization moves data and applications to the cloud.
The Good, the Bad & the Disruptive: Bots on the Wild, Wild Web
Not all bots are bad -- some are downright helpful -- so you can't block them entirely.
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Cryptomining: Fast-Becoming the Web's Most Profitable Attack Method
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