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• HPE takes aim at STEM and cybersecurity education, awareness

  HPE CISO Liz Joyce worked with the Girl Scouts on an educational cybersecurity game for girls and ensures HPE's Women in Cybersecurity encourages more women to join the industry. Continue Reading

• New game provides cybersecurity education for Girl Scouts

  A new game provides cybersecurity education for Girl Scouts, who can earn virtual and real badges by playing. HPE's Liz Joyce talks about the partnership that led to the game. Continue Reading

• How to secure network devices in a hostile world

  Find out how to secure network devices by locking down the biggest, riskiest holes to protect them from exploits long before some or all of the network crashes. Continue Reading

• What is post-quantum cryptography and should we care?

  Post-quantum cryptographic algorithms are aimed at securing encrypted data against super-powerful computers in the future, but will they even be necessary? Hanno Böck explains. Continue Reading

• How concerned should I be about a padding oracle attack?

  Padding oracle attacks have long been well-known and well-understood. Find out how they work and why using modern encryption protocols can reduce the risks. Continue Reading

• What is a port scan attack?

  Cyberattacks often begin with a port scan attack, which attackers use to find exploitable vulnerabilities on targeted systems. Learn how they work and how to defend against them.Continue Reading

• 8 ways to protect building management systems

  Security threats to building management systems can come from numerous sources. Expert Ernie Hayden outlines these potential threats and how to protect against them.Continue Reading

• How automated patch management using SOAR can slash risk

  Learn how to use security orchestration, automation and response, also known as SOAR, to ease the hassle of mundane tasks related to patch management.Continue Reading

• Find out whether secure email really protects user data in transit

  Outside of user perceptions, how safe is secure email in terms of protecting users' data in transit? Our expert explains how much the SSL and TLS protocols can protect email.Continue Reading

• 5 common web application vulnerabilities and how to avoid them

  Common web application vulnerabilities continue to confound enterprises. Here's how to defend against them and stop enabling exploits.Continue Reading

• How do I stop the screaming channel wireless threat?

  A screaming channel attack is a new wireless threat making networks -- particularly those with IoT components -- vulnerable. Are there any safeguards to prevent these attacks?Continue Reading

• Why do DDoS attack patterns rise in the autumn?

  DDoS attack patterns indicate a sharp escalation in the fall. Why does that occur and what can be done to guard against these attacks?Continue Reading

• Nine email security features to help prevent phishing attacks

  Check out nine email security features that can help protect you from phishing attacks. First, make sure they're enabled on your email system configuration, and if not, start your wish list.Continue Reading

• Should I worry about the Constrained Application Protocol?

  The Constrained Application Protocol underpins IoT networks. But the protocol could allow a threat actor to launch an attack.Continue Reading

• How can I protect my self-encrypting drives?

  Dutch researchers discovered flaws in ATA security and TCG Opal affecting self-encrypting drives. What steps can you take to guard data stored on vulnerable solid-state drives?Continue Reading