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Consumers are buying new devices at a slow rate, but users who avoid the latest technology upgrade risk missing out on critical security updates.
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The list of notable 2016 data breaches is long and wacky. Cybercriminals compromised food delivery apps, FBI databases and seemingly everything in between.
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Companies that enlist extra help during the holidays must carefully vet temporary hires and restrict access to manage seasonal employee security risks.
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Talent acquisition marketing is essential for security teams struggling to deal with the ever-widening worldwide cybersecurity skills gap.
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Smart city technology is on the rise, bringing more efficient ways to administer city services. But the new threat of data sabotage also looms.
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As companies increasingly adopt EMV technology for point-of-sale terminals, attackers are finding new ways to commit chip-and-PIN fraud.
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A surge in 3-D printing vulnerabilities could leave the enterprise open to intellectual property theft or general process disruption.
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The future of the travel and hospitality industry could lie in cognitive computing security, but there are numerous challenges to first address.
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The future of the health care industry could lie in quantum security: This advanced technology has the potential to secure critical data efficiently.
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Halfway through 2016, it’s time for organizations to look over their retail security risks and survey the landscape for the rest of the year.
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