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Why was it so Quiet in the Fourth Quarter?
It’s good to be back on the blog. My last post was on September 28, 2016, which means I didn’t post one thing in Q4 of 2016. Some of you may have...
Interesting article by Brian Krebs:
One basic tenet of computer security is this: If you can’t vouch for a networked thing’s physical security, you cannot also vouch for its cybersecurity. That’s because, in most cases, networked things really aren’t designed to foil a skilled and determined attacker who can physically connect his own devices. So you can imagine my shock and horror seeing a Cisco switch and wireless antenna sitting exposed atop of an ATM out in front of a bustling grocery store in my hometown of Northern Virginia.
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Setting and Achieving Realistic Information Security Program Goals for 2016
Chris Bedel : Mar 30, 2016
I love this article by Kevin Beaver on goals for your ISP. Although it's already the end of March, it is applicable at any time of the year because...
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Why Regulatory Scrutiny of Banks Will Intensify in 2016
Chris Bedel : Dec 13, 2015
Cyberattacks against U.S. banks will continue to increase in 2016, making cybersecurity oversight and enforcement of anti-money-laundering laws focal...