The unfolding investigation into the Nov. 13 Paris attacks carries lessons for any organization or agency that is attempting to share threat-related information. As anyone who's ever dabbled in big data knows, simply amassing information doesn't do...
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Experts: Why Card Not Present Fraud is Up 30% "Card-not-present fraud is increasing, and now outpaces card-present fraud in the U.S. by a ratio of...
Ron Ross Promotes New InfoSec Approach Adapting Engineering Principles to IT Security
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In the wake of the Paris attacks, US government officials have been vocal in their condemnation of encryption, suggesting that US companies like...
U.S. Bank's updated mobile app was perhaps not up-to-date enough for its critics. "Why isn't Touch ID supported yet? This is the one thing I was...
Of course, that title has already been taken - it's the name of Marshall Goldsmith's 2007 business-focused, self-help bestseller - noted Haroon Meer,...
Brian Krebs has frequently urged readers to place a security freeze on their credit files as a means of proactively preventing identity theft. Now, a...
The Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council's updated guidance for bank examiners, released this week, stresses that executives and boards...
The Paris attacks have provoked security questions about whether European countries can - and should - be sharing better actionable intelligence on...
