Security Management Strategies for the CIO
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Nick Lewis (CISSP) is an information security officer at Saint Louis University. Nick received his Master of Science in Information Assurance from Norwich University in 2005 and Telecommunications from Michigan State University in 2002. Prior to joining Saint Louis University in 2011, Nick worked at the University of Michigan and previous at Children's Hospital Boston, the primary pediatric teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, as well as for Internet2 and Michigan State University.
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Contributions from Nick Lewis, Enterprise Threats
- Drastic action: Knowing when to take a system down
- Does Bit9 compromise prove ills of app whitelisting?
- Breach crisis: How to get better at intrusion detection
- When firewalls and AV can't stop APTs, what's next?
- Comparing DNS reflection attack to standard DoS attack
- Inside the Android lock screen bypass vulnerability
- How the Adobe Reader sandbox was compromised
- Disable autorun to prevent autorun malware infections
- How to ward off data-encrypting ransomware
- How to detect malware with changing file sizes
- Is Foxit Reader as flawed as Adobe Reader?
- Using Java safely outside the browser
- Understanding logic bomb attacks
- How to manage Samsung Android kernel issues for BYOD
- How to manage Google Chrome clickjacking flaw
- How malware evasion techniques affect anti-malware
- How much risk does the WordPress pingback flaw pose?
- What lessons can be learned from Project Blitzkrieg?
- Exploit toolkits explained: How they aid cyberattacks
- Red October deconstructed: What enterprises can learn