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Coding bootcamps fill development seats fast—but the trade-off for speed is security. How do you fill the security training gaps in your developers’ education? It’s no secret that the world of software development has been thrust into… Continue reading Coding bootcamps need to get real about secure coding practices
If we focus on the future at the expense of performing risk assessments to maintain defenses against existing threats, we will always be one step behind attackers.
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To bridge the skills gap, increase efficiency and lighten the load of overwhelmed analysts, it’s imperative to encourage knowledge sharing among your security operations center team.
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A notable takeaway from the report was that despite fewer reported data breaches, 2018 witnessed a 126 percent uptick in the number of records breached containing personally identifiable information.
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How you respond to a data breach matters. What qualities do the most elite incident response teams possess? The IBM X-Force IRIS team shares its lessons from the front line.
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In This Issue: “Smile, Facial Recognition in Use.” Facial recognition software has been growing in popularity with companies and government agencies throughout the world. Can this technology be easily circumvented and used maliciously through social e… Continue reading Social-Engineer Newsletter Vol 09 – Issue 114
Without security awareness training, security will not be front of mind for your end users — but that doesn’t mean that companies with formal programs are effectively engaging their employees.
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The lure of social media is too much to fight against. Instead of pushing back, we need to work with what we’ve got and do our best to educate employees about potential social media attacks.
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When they’re trying to motivate employees to practice better security, C-suite executives will hail their staff as the first line of defense a company has against hackers and cybercriminals. What they often mean, unfortunately, is that employees’ poor… Continue reading How to Convince Employees to Care About Security Training
While current email security solutions can help mitigate phishing impacts, companies must recognize the role of corporate email as a social network to address the human components of this risk.
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