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Why Cryptography Is the New Gold for Banking and Blockchain

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Blockchain and Cryptography: The New Gold Standard Over the past 200 years, the role of gold in international trade has been undeniable as a means to standardize prices across currencies and secure payments across borders. Before 1875, global financial systems based prices on the amount of gold held in coins, which could then be exchanged […]

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Security in Banking: Are You Facing the Right Direction?

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The financial industry’s increasing dependence on advanced technologies has two major implications. First, the financial companies that adopt these technologies are able to leverage new and improved services, solve legacy issues and introduce competitive differentiation as a result. Second, the increased complexity of these systems creates more potential weak spots for cybercriminals to exploit. It […]

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Are Drone-Led Cyberattacks the Wave of the Future?

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As technology evolves and becomes increasingly available to consumers and fraudsters, drone-led cyberattacks may become more common.

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Planes, Trains and Automobiles (and More): No Shortage of Attack Targets in Transportation

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The transportation industry is a large target for cybercriminals, and the only way to avoid damaging attacks is to be proactive about security.

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Retail IT Professionals Feel More Prepared for Data Breaches

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A recent survey showed that retail IT professionals feel they are prepared for data breaches, though other data doesn’t fully support their belief.

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Insider Threats, Industrial Sabotage and Game Theory

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Insider threats can achieve industrial sabotage by slowly gaining control over individual projects, programs and then eventually the company.

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IoT Security and the Automotive Industry: Highway Heaven or Driver Hell?

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It’s clear from both IoT advocates and skeptics alike that security is the key to the continued technological maturity of the automotive industry.

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Lessons Learned From a Master Inventor: An Interview with IBM’s Lisa Seacat DeLuca

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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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The InfoSecond, Week of March 21: X-Force Report, Thingbots and More!

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Bracket busted? Don’t worry, we’ve got a brand new episode of The InfoSecond to take your mind off of your team’s crushing loss.

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Breaking Borders: Is HIPAA History in a Post-EHR World?

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The rash of cyberattacks on health care organizations has highlighted the need for the industry to move beyond HIPAA to develop stronger security strategies.

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