Opinion

Opinion

Data security breaches

• No customer data leaks? Companies look down the rabbit hole

  When Yahoo finally disclosed a massive 2014 data breach to up to five hundred million affected account holders in September 2016, some already had legal representation.  Continue Reading

• Do thoughts of your least secure endpoint keep you up at night?

  Some days, 'secure endpoint' feels like an oxymoron, but that soon may change. From smart sandboxes to advanced behavior analytics, learn what's new in endpoint security technologies.  Continue Reading

• Spotting a system breach takes defensive and offensive strategies

  A system breach is inevitable, and BDS products provide a valuable means of detection. But a strategy that blends both defense and offense is the best approach to security.  Continue Reading

• Catfish, super users and USB drives: We do the math

  The data science that reprogrammed Wall St. trading models may offer lessons for security.  Continue Reading

• High alert on cyber risk and cybersecurity preparedness

  Threat intelligence can shine a light on important security holes.  Continue Reading

• New measures for security metrics: Ranum Q&A with Jay Jacobs

  Wading into the murky waters of security metrics? Jay Jacobs offers his take on data collection and incident reporting with the VERIS framework.  Continue Reading

• Opinion: Software [in]security -- software flaws in application architecture

  Many defects aren't found with code review. Gary McGraw and Jim DelGrosso think architectural risk analysis is a must to uncover software flaws.  Continue Reading

• Cybersecurity and global risk assessment enter the boardroom

  Analysts expect security concerns to drive global risk management, but executives may need convincing.  Continue Reading

• Opinion: DBIR, other computer security statistics paint tricky picture

  Verizon's annual breach report highlights a spate of new security research reports. However, overall conclusions from these are hard to come by.  Continue Reading