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Big browsers to pull support plug for TLS 1.0 and 1.1 encryption protocols in early '20
TLS is the successor to the better-known SSL (Secure Socket Layer) encryption protocol; both are used to secure data communications between browsers and the destination server.
Stats make iOS a hard OS to ignore
Users are jumping to the latest iOS version faster than ever before. That means many things from an Apple marketing perspective, but for IT, it means far greater security.
Keep Cyber Threats from Destroying Your Company
Every company is a target, no matter its size, function or annual revenue. Security risks come from very direction - malware, social networks and even employees. Every company has information worth protecting, and you owe it to your
Economist Nouriel Roubini: Blockchain and bitcoin are the world’s biggest scams
The economist who predicted the 2008 financial collapse has been telling congressional leaders that bitcoin and blockchain represent a significant threat to the stability of the financial marketplace. But he's getting pushback.
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Talking DerbyCon, spy chip whispers and Google's data breach | Salted Hash Ep 47
Steve Ragan and J.M. Porup catch up post-DerbyCon conference to discuss psychological issues in the infosec community, supply chain security and whether it's time to make China the boogeyman again, as well as Google's recent data...
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Mingis on Tech: Data breaches and the rise of 'surveillance capitalism'
Facebook and Google recently owned up to new data breaches affecting millions of users. It's not the first time. It won't be the last. CSO's J.M. Porup explains what's really going on.
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Mingis on Tech: Data breaches in a world of 'surveillance capitalism'
Facebook and Google recently acknowledged data breaches affecting millions of users. This won't be the last time that happens. CSO's J.M. Porup and Computerworld's Ken Mingis examine what's really going.
Aruba ClearPass for a more secure and productive enterprise
Hackers are using IoT devices to infiltrate your business. Strengthen end-to-end security now with Aruba ClearPass. Gain visibility, control, and security response for all devices using your multi-vendor business networks while
Why Apple must be looking into using blockchain
It makes more sense for Apple to think about using blockchain than to ignore it.
What the heck is it with Windows updates?
Lately, it’s been difficult to update Windows systems without running into some showstopping bugs. WTH is going on?
Spy chips on servers? Lessons learned (and questions to ask)
The revelations this week – hotly denied by Apple and Amazon – that Chinese server suppliers had planted microchips on motherboards – raises a lot of questions. Here are the ones companies should be asking now.
Apple, Amazon server spy story is wake-up call to security pros (u)
While Apple and Amazon deny claims that spy chips were found inside their servers, the story illustrates the complex security challenges enterprises face.
Today’s State of Vulnerability Response in Financial Services: Patch Work Requires Attention
Major data breaches are headline news, but they are only the tip of the iceberg. 45% of FSIs surveyed have had a data breach in the last two years, and attacks are escalating. The majority of cybersecurity experts say they are
Time to lock the security team in a hotel room?
IT security at this company has laptops really locked down, which isn't a big deal for most users when they're traveling -- unless a hotel has its own security ideas.
Open door policy
This server room is getting keycard access to make sure only those on the approved list are allowed to enter -- but it's still not quite as secure as it appears.
Easy-to-prevent Apple flaw may threaten enterprise security
An obscure flaw in Apple’s Device Enrollment Program (DEP) may make it possible for determined hackers to access enterprise networks, though the solution is quite straightforward.
Apple's dropping Back To My Mac Remote Access. Here's an Alternative, Currently Discounted.
RemotePC by iDrive lets you connect to your work or office computer securely from anywhere, and from any iOS or Android device. Right now their 50 computer package is 90% off or just $6.95 for your 1st year.
Don’t Take the Bait. Phishing is big business. Don’t get hooked.
In the last year, there’s been a meteoric rise in phishing attacks as hackers continue to refine and enhance their tactics, taking advantage of malware-as-a-service offerings on the dark web.
Back to the ol' spam-fighting drawing board
Pilot fish finds his inbox full of spam messages, and dozens of them seem to be related -- but this time it's not just a very bad case of spam victims using Reply All
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Why Windows 10 is the most secure Windows ever
With Device Guard, Credential Guard, and Application Guard, Windows uses virtualization to provide unprecedented protection from malware and advanced persistent threats.
Easy way to bypass passcode lock screens on iPhones, iPads running iOS 12
Apple has not patched the hole allowing you to bypass the lock screen on iPhones that have Touch ID. As of iOS 12, you can still trick Siri into getting into a person’s iPhone.
9+ iOS 12 security improvements you should know about
Apple has shipped iOS 12, and it’s packed with new security improvements and settings every user should know about.
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