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• Proper network segments may prevent the next breach

  Companies still fail to implement secure network segmentation and role-based access. Here's how to protect your sensitive data and stay out of the headlines. Continue Reading

• Network security infrastructure isn't only for hackers

  Rapidly changing environments, from sprawl to consolidation, increase the challenges of network risk analysis, proper segmentation, and policy and change management. Continue Reading

• A network segment strategy protects data by design

  Flat networks, and those lacking proper network segment design, allow attackers to turn a beachhead into a wider compromise, changing a minor problem into a really bad day for security managers. Target and other companies had breaches that were ... Continue Reading

• The merger and acquisition process: How can organizations stay secure?

  Organizations dealing with the complicated merger and acquisition process can't forget about security. Unfortunately, security presents a whole new set of obstacles. Continue Reading

• Software-defined network security: A 'no-touch' approach

  One way to achieve software-defined network security is to implement a no-touch approach to networking administration. Learn how it can be done, and what needs to change before it’s possible. Continue Reading

• Find the security advantage in SDN

  The implications of software-defined networking (SDN) are still being sorted out. Still, there is little doubt that this approach brings sweeping changes throughout the IT infrastructure and the way it is managed.

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• RSA Conference 2016 draws big crowds, strong encryption

  RSA Conference 2016 was a densely-packed affair, with discussions ranging from strong encryption to skills shortage in the industry. Expert Nick Lewis gives a recap.Continue Reading

• Branching out with pen tester: Jayson E. Street

  The renowned hacker dishes on his early beginnings, paranoid tendencies and welcome progression from physical security to penetration testing of financial services.Continue Reading

• Status quo: Data compromise holds steady in 2016

  Data breaches can point to issues with security tools and their implementation. Some companies that are putting personally identifiable information at risk may surprise you.Continue Reading

• Securing VoIP: Keeping Your VoIP Networks Safe

  In this excerpt of Securing VoIP: Keeping your VoIP Network Safe, author Regis (Bud) Bates outlines different approaches to VoIP security and offers best practices to ensure infrastructure security is intact.Continue Reading

• Evil maid attacks: How can they be stopped?

  What is an 'evil maid' attack and how can enterprises prevent it? Expert Nick Lewis explains the threat and the precautions employees should take when traveling.Continue Reading

• Are self-encrypting drives the right choice for enterprises?

  Self-encrypting drives can provide added security for enterprises, but they aren't without vulnerabilities. Expert Michael Cobb explains what you need to know.Continue Reading

• Jeeves programming language: Can it improve security?

  A new research programming language looks to make it easier to enforce security and privacy policies in applications. Expert Michael Cobb explains how it works.Continue Reading

• How to use an incident response policy to better collaborate

  Several different teams come together to follow an incident response policy after a security breach occurs in an enterprise. Here's how CISOs should manage the process.Continue Reading

• Incident response procedures speed discovery-response time

  Many companies become aware of a security event but take hours or days to perform triage and finally remediate it. Incident response procedures can vary based on the organization, and the type of security incident, which could involve DDoS attacks, ...Continue Reading