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Consumers are looking forward to smart homes and connected devices, but what will the cost be to keep the personal data collected safe?
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The skills gap is affecting black-hat hackers and legitimate security teams alike. But that skill shortage may wind up being a good thing for IT teams.
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The concepts behind the Privacy by Design movement are years old, but many of the initial concepts are still relevant today.
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Here are four lessons to take from the advice of Lisa Seacat DeLuca, a master inventor and omnichannel strategist for IBM Commerce.
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There are many security challenges stemming from the implementation of a virtual network, but luckily, there are ways to acclimate to the technology.
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A cloud-based virtual network is a far cry from the infrastructure most organizations currently have, which means it brings some security challenges.
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Virtual networks are becoming a popular choice for enterprises due to their flexibility, but it’s not simple to select the right option.
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A relatively new type of ransomware called Ransom32 is leveraging JavaScript to bypass detection tools and infect computer systems.
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