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In our work with Information Security (InfoSec) people at large, and with those in heavily regulated organizations, we typically find that they have the initial five steps in the cyber kill chain under control.
These primarily involve “building the moat,” i.e.
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Digital media fraud is nothing new but it is becoming endemic and impossible to manage.
Billions of dollars are being made by fraudsters who sell ads that are never seen by humans.
According to the World Federation of Advertisers, fraudulent internet traffic schemes are becoming the second-largest market for
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Information security teams often overlook the sixth step in the Information Security kill chain, Data Theft.
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Data protection and cybersecurity are on a path to convergence. And that convergence is about to accelerate thanks to the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
When the GDPR goes into effect in May, 2018, it will impact the global data protection landscape on an unprecedented scale.
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Which of the following do you think is most likely to disrupt your business: Natural disasters like hurricanes and tornadoes? Cybercrime? Fires or utility issues? Your own systems failing?
Cybercrime, terrorism and other civil defense events make up just 12 percent of disaster recovery incidents.
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Many parts of the Wells Fargo staff "scam " are mind-boggling.
It’s not just that staff at Wells Fargo opened an estimated 2 million deposit accounts and applied for roughly 565,000 credit card accounts to meet sales goals.
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Lockheed Martin pioneered the Cybersecurity Kill Chain as a way to help information security professionals organize the work they do preventing breaches, as well as minimize the impact of those breaches when they occur.
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Why is it so difficult for organizations to get a handle on their data lifecycle management practices?
It’s not for lack of trying.
Poor Decisions = Increased Risk
In reality, many of these organizations have paper-based policies that are largely unenforced for a number of different reasons.
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On the surface, social media marketing seems fairly straightforward: push out your company’s core message and promotions, build up and engage a follower base, and reap the benefits of increased traffic and ROI.
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A recent film chronicled the downfall of the US subprime home loan market, and its parallels to the current state of Secure Shell (SSH) protocol and SSH user keys were astonishing.
The first parallel is the understanding of the problem – or lack thereof.
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As many have learned the hard way, placing information on a company intranet, extranet or the internet can open up a world of unintended consequences.
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Ad growth on mobile has been steadily outpacing TV and desktop over the last few years, with mobile ad spends estimated to reach a whopping $70 billion by 2018.
But with losses estimated at $7.
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Instagram launched in October 2010. Within two months, it boasted 1 million registered users.
Is it any wonder that brands followed?
Social media has changed the way society communicates, altering the rules of how people interact with each other and with brands.
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Brexit. It hasn’t even happened yet but it’s already creating a litany of questions — and more than a few headaches — for governments, companies and consumers across the EU, within the UK and on the US side of the pond as well.
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