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Panel of diversity pioneers will share their views and firsthand experience on how to make inclusion a priority in security.
How Security Pros Can Help Protect Patients from Medical Data Theft
The healthcare industry has been slow to address the dangers of hacking, and breaches are on the rise. Security pros must be more proactive in keeping people safe.
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Nearly half of US voters believe Russia is the largest security risk for elections in the nation, according to a survey.
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No such thing as 'too small to hack,' according to research from SMB security provider SiteLock.
Cisco Plans to Buy Observable Networks for Cloud Security
Cisco announces plans to acquire Observable Networks as part of a plan to bring its Stealthwatch solution into the cloud.
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Organizations that handle personal data on EU citizens will soon need to comply with new privacy rules. Are you ready?

Microsoft Patches Critical Zero-Day Flaw in Windows Security Protocol
Researchers at Preempt uncovered two critical vulnerabilities in the Windows NTLM security protocols, one of which Microsoft patched today.

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Six million of Verizon's US customers had their personal and account information exposed, including PIN numbers.

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