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Long-standing security threats such as social engineering are predicted to take on new dimensions in the year ahead.
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At the end of 2016, more than a year after the official liability shift, most large retailers in the U.S. have finally adopted chip-and-PIN credit cards.
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Despite the rapid expansion of third-party risks, a recent survey revealed that many companies lack the cybersecurity leadership to respond effectively.
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Many employees are sure to return to work after the holiday with brand new mobile devices, creating a variety of BYOD policy challenges for IT managers.
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Although most companies have invested in file management tools, document security remains a challenge due to widespread mobile use and BYOD culture.
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The 2016 presidential election offered many cybersecurity lessons and highlighted the importance of securing all types of data.
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Security teams must implement layered security capabilities to defend against the variety of threats fraudsters launch to capitalize on the holiday bustle.
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The online fantasy sports gaming industry is growing rapidly. Unfortunately, so is the list of fantasy league security risks that threaten users’ data.
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The online fantasy sports gaming industry is growing rapidly. Unfortunately, so is the list of fantasy league security risks that threaten users’ data.
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Company security policies are usually long, convoluted and filled with jargon. This discourages users from reading the all-important fine print.
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