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Posted on March 28, 2018

How Mature is Your InfoSec Program?

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It’s Time to Revoke Social Media App Access (Again)

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What You Need to Know About GDPR: The Short Version

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We Could Have Prevented WannaCry

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Want to Fail at Security? COMPLY!

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The Curse of the Information Security Professional

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22 Sites Where You Should Enable Two Factor Authentication RIGHT NOW

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The 85,100 Passwords Forbidden by @Dropbox

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New Year, New Website

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How to Kickstart a Career in Application Security

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  • The Identity Brief: A Conversation with an Ethical Hacker
    Our first two guests on the Identity Brief Podcast came to identity through unconventional means. Ori Eisen saw digital identity and passwordless authentication as a way to fight the fraud he had witnessed while working at a large bank. Ari Jacoby realized that contextual identity and authentication data was a powerful tool to fight fraud at Deduce where he […]
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    En la actualidad muchos administradores de sistemas siguen gestionando sus ambientes de Active Directory y otras plataformas de Windows mediante los comandos de PowerShell. Sin embargo, esta no es la única opción disponible y ya hay soluciones que ofrecen diversas … The post Get-bye: la guía infalible para despedirse de PowerShell appeared first on ManageEng […]
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  • Racism at Tesla Might Explain Why Their “Autopilot” Crashes So Often
    Racism is a well-documented problem in this company run by a white man from South Africa who grew up wealthy due to apartheid: An ex-Tesla employee who worked at the Fremont factory for about two years said in a sworn declaration in the Vaughn case that he had heard the “N-word” used at least 100 … Continue reading Racism at Tesla Might Explain Why Their “Au […]
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  • Best Practices for Web Form Security
    Web form security  ⁠— the set of tools and practices intended to protect web forms from attacks and abuse ⁠— is one of the most critical aspects of overall website security. Web forms allow users to interact with your site and enable a lot of useful functionality. However, once a user can interact with your site to do something useful there is a new attack s […]
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  • Ask the Expert: What is the Board asking audit teams concerning Nth-party risk?
    Dawn Ward, Senior Solution Consultant at Iceberg Networks and Chris Murphey, VP Advisory Services at Iceberg Networks, discuss what the Board of Directors is asking internal audit teams around Nth-party risk. The following is an edited transcript of the conversation. Chris Murphey: The Board is broadening their horizons, just like internal teams are doing, t […]
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