New age of community lodging opens the door for old-school network hacks, putting hosts and guests at risk of cyberattacks and stolen personal information.
Over the years, Black Hat has morphed from a little show for security researchers to a big conference that attracts everyone from black-hat hackers to C-level security execs. Here's what piques my interest this year.
Senior Editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG discuss why the shortage of women is worse in security than in other IT sectors.
Join us on Tuesday, July 12, at 2 pm (EDT) when All Analytics Radio hosts a discussion on the changes that analytics have created in the past half decade, what progress still has to be made, and how the use of data ...
Our goal should be to simply make the cost of conducting a cyberattack so expensive that cybercriminals view attacking our organization as a bad return on investment.
By adopting new ways of thinking about security, improving the capabilities of existing systems, and integrating key innovations, enterprises will be well on their way to better security.
This May 2016 Forrester report explores a landscape in which organizations in every industry are moving forward from cloud adoption to cloud creation and participation. Learn how you are a member of this networked economy & how the steps you take may ...
When it comes to managing your data, the choice is clear: Microsoft is an industry leader in operational database management systems (ODBMS). Don't take our word for it; read Gartner's assessment of the ODBMS landscape and see how Microsoft stacks ...
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