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  • How enterprises should react to OWASP's updated Top 10

    Expert Michael Cobb highlights the changes made in the 2013 OWASP Top 10 list, including new vulnerabilities and what they mean for enterprises.

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    Expert Michael Cobb explains how Content-Agnostic Malware Protection, or CAMP for Chrome, works and whether the feature improves Chrome security.

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    Two-factor authentication vulnerabilities are a real concern, but should they deter enterprises from deploying 2FA? Expert Michael Cobb discusses.

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    An unqualified domain name can make reaching internal resources easier, but expert Michael Cobb warns that man-in-the-middle attacks could result.

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    You can take a phased approach to achieving PCI DSS compliance, but expert Mike Chapple says you aren't compliant until you meet all its requirements.

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