Slow Your Roll Before Disclosing a Security Incident Transparency rules, but taking the right amount of time to figure out what happened will go a long way toward setting the record straight.
The Key to Enterprisewide Encryption Security teams have been slow to embrace enterprisewide encryption, and for good reasons. But the truth is, it doesn't have to be an all-or-nothing endeavor.
Securing DevOps Is About People and Culture Preconceived notions and divisions make building security into the software development life cycle an uphill battle for many organizations.
How to Keep Your Web Servers Secure The good news is that Web servers have come a long way in terms of security. But to err is human, even for IT and security people.
Hollywood-Style Hacker Fight Watch movies much? Here's what happens when two hackers try to outhack each other.
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New Vulnerability Risk Model Promises More-Efficient Security Taking into account more factors than the current CVSS makes for a better assessment of actual danger.
Significant Vulnerabilities Found in 6 Common Printer Brands In a half-year project, two researchers tested six of the top enterprise printer brands and found vulnerabilities in every device, some of which allow remote execution.
It's (Still) the Password, Stupid! The best way to protect your identity in cyberspace is the simplest: Use a variety of strong passwords, and never, ever, use "123456" no matter how easy it is to type.
State Farm Reports Credential-Stuffing Attack The insurer has informed customers a third party used a list of user IDs and passwords to attempt access into online accounts.
