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How IT can support security in the event of a cyberattack
CIOs and CISOs operate as separate jobs leading different departments, but with work that overlaps. Who leads what in the event of an attack can become muddled.
By Jen A. Miller • April 08, 2021 -
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VPN security falls short as demand increases for remote workforce at scale
Despite repeated warnings, enterprise customers have fallen behind on patching and upgrades as internal productivity needs take priority.
By David Jones • April 07, 2021 -
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Security strategies benefit from nimbleness as companies respond to a pandemic, a boundless perimeter and questions about supply chain trust.
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Half of companies lack security to support cloud-based IAM: report
Almost all (98%) of IT executives report challenges with IAM sourced from the cloud, including lack of visibility and increased complexity.
By Katie Malone • March 30, 2021 -
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Sponsored by LiveRampA framework for evaluating privacy-preserving data infrastructure for collaboration
Businesses are increasingly exploring and launching collaborations with internal and external partners. A key opportunity for CIOs is to facilitate data collaboration in a way that preserves privacy at scale.
By David Gilmore, Head of Privacy Technology Solutions, LiveRamp • March 22, 2021 -
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How to build security into cloud after a hasty adoption
While application adoption may have clouded visibility into the infrastructure, organizations reinstating clarity can build stronger security postures.
By Katie Malone • March 18, 2021 -
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Post-SolarWinds, IT departments increase vendor scrutiny
It's still too soon to know the hack's full impact on IT, but so far, security experts report changing relationships with third-party vendors.
By Katie Malone • March 12, 2021 -
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Enterprises scramble to secure Microsoft Exchange as cybercriminals rush in
Researchers fear, more than two months after the threat was discovered, criminal hackers have had plenty of time to loot data or plant undetected seeds of compromise.
By David Jones • March 10, 2021 -
Companies overestimate ability to manage remote worker security
Employees working outside the office are granted excessive access privileges and are falling prey to phishing attacks, research from Tanium and PSB Insights found.
By David Jones • March 04, 2021 -
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Apple faces new malware threats as company makes enterprise push
Apple made recent inroads with corporate customers and is detailing extensive security upgrades as a way of attracting enterprise customers. Through it all, new techniques test the company's defenses.
By David Jones • Feb. 23, 2021 -
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Are businesses underinvesting in cybersecurity?
The issue isn't how large of a cybersecurity investment an organization makes, but rather, if it is spending funds properly.
By Sue Poremba • Feb. 16, 2021 -
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Software supply chain hacks highlight an ugly truth: The build process is broken
Software makers are coming to terms with security gaps they knew existed as the fallout from the SolarWinds hack continues.
By Samantha Schwartz • Feb. 12, 2021 -
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SolarWinds fallout turns security eye to Microsoft Office 365
Office 365 has been linked to incidents ranging from points of compromise to the unauthorized access of government officials' emails.
By David Jones • Feb. 09, 2021 -
How to translate threats and risk to C-suite
When communicating with the C-suite or shareholders, CISOs have to speak equal parts security and bottom line.
By Samantha Schwartz • Feb. 01, 2021 -
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Cyberthreat trends in the remote work landscape
With more workers logging in from home, companies face new cybersecurity challenges and opportunities.
By David Jones • Jan. 25, 2021 -
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Financial services companies embrace cloud as security concerns grow
Equifax CISO and a study from Nutanix address how investing in cloud security helps to protect sensitive financial data.
By David Jones • Jan. 15, 2021 -
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Poor software quality cost businesses $2 trillion last year and put security at risk
The COVID-19 pandemic played a role in the rise of operational software failure, the report author says.
By Roberto Torres • Jan. 07, 2021 -
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Sponsored by AppDynamicsIs your business ready for digital experience monitoring?
By 2025, IT teams will have to report UX metrics for 70% of technology efforts. Are you ready?
By Wei Li • Dec. 21, 2020 -
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New Orleans leaders share lessons from 2019 cyberattack
CIO Kimberly LaGrue said early and intensive preparations were key to preventing disaster and recovering without paying a ransom to the hackers.
By Chris Teale • Dec. 18, 2020 -
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What the SolarWinds compromise means for IT
A renewed awareness of IT supply chain risks emerged from the attack. CIOs now seek more visibility into the inner workings of their providers.
By Roberto Torres • Dec. 17, 2020 -
IT execs face growing pressure to balance security with productivity
Companies are caught between competing interests as remote workers offset digital security needs with work-life balance.
By David Jones • Dec. 14, 2020 -
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CISO of the Year: Marene Allison, Johnson & Johnson
In a year of uncertainty, J&J's security mission remained a constant. Under Allison's leadership, the company's resilience has been a decade in the making.
By Samantha Schwartz • Dec. 09, 2020 -
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5 state ballot initiatives to watch in 2020: results
Data and privacy took center stage across state ballots this year, changing how businesses are required to operate.
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Why is the CIO-CISO dynamic strained?
In an enterprise where every executive has competing priorities in deadlines, money and personnel, some CISOs and CIOs fight for equal shares.
By Samantha Schwartz • Oct. 27, 2020 -
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How Atlanta's CIO rebuilt IT after the city's cyberattack — and what's next
Inheriting a city technologically and economically wounded by a cyberattack, Gary Brantley had to turn to the basics.
By Samantha Schwartz • Oct. 20, 2020 -
Transit agencies 'ill prepared' for cyberattack: survey
Only 60% of agencies have a cybersecurity plan in place and 43% say their plan is insufficient, according to the Mineta Transportation Institute.
By Chris Teale • Oct. 14, 2020
