• Too many false positives, security alerts inundate enterprise, study says
• Google changes Chrome extension policy amid security concerns
• Logjam flaw crimps TLS encryption; NSA may have used it
• Fortinet, DHS form security information sharing partnership
• Alleged airplane hack creates more questions than answers
• Will Microsoft Edge security features make up for past sins?
• Security ethics survey shows honesty is a tricky business
• AlienVault updates SIEM platforms after vulnerabilities exposed
• May 2015 Patch Tuesday isn't all about critical patches, experts say
• Intel's Security Connected aims to be the glue for enterprise security
• How the WordPress XSS vulnerability was patched so quickly
• Mobile malware statistics highlight unknown state of mobile threats
• Malware detection tool tackles medical device security
• Experts debate the value and future of data loss prevention tools
• Microsoft debuts password-free Windows Hello, PatchTuesday changes
• Local Administrator Password Solution aims to stop credential replay
• Anti-sandbox capabilities found in Dyre malware
• Subscription model for SSL certificates could be easier and cheaper
• Government cybersecurity flounders as cybersecurity bills pass House
• How WestJet Airlines nixed network complexity, boosted security
• Government agencies struggling with security data analytics
• Port monitoring critical to detecting, mitigating attacks using SSL
• Secunia: End-of-life software posing a big security risk
• IT security and compliance: Get leadership on board to find balance
• RSA Conference 2015 recap: Record attendance, record stakes
• Open source threat model aims to make enterprise safer with less work
• Despite benefits, skepticism surrounds bug bounty programs
• Insider threat programs need people, not technology
• DevOps explained: Why experts call DevOps and security a perfect match
• New study shows enterprise security confidence high but defenses low
• WordPress vulnerable to stored XSS bug, researchers find
• On healthcare data security, not all security pros see unique challenges
• Long-duration advanced persistent threat attacks now the norm, say experts
• Clarity needed to cultivate next-gen cybersecurity workforce
• NIST wants help building the one ID proofing system to rule them all
• Insecure SSL coding could lead to Android man-in-the-middle attacks
• Opportunity abounds for those with both business, security skills
• RSA attendees ponder how to trim bloated security portfolios
• Effective data breach response plans hinge on human preparedness
• Pescatore on security success: Breach prevention is possible
• Industry experts warn only cyberliability insurance covers breaches
• Can supply chain security assuage Huawei security concerns?
• Mobile malware is not a serious threat, Damballa shows
• Government cybersecurity experts push for better information sharing
• Threat intelligence programs maturing despite staffing, tech obstacles
• Yoran: RSA, information security industry needs 'radical change'
• Raytheon cybersecurity bolstered by Websense acquisition
• SIMDA botnet down: 770,000 infected computers rescued
• Successful women in security tout need for mentoring, encouragement
• Hiring millennials key to reducing security workforce shortage
• Patch Tuesday's Windows HTTP.sys flaw under attack
• Microsoft cybersecurity strategy: Time for another Bill Gates email
• Oracle Critical Patch Update features important Java SE updates
• PCI DSS 3.1 debuts, requires detailed new SSL security management plan
• April 2015 Patch Tuesday addresses critical HTTP.sys flaw
• 'Redirect to SMB' vulnerability affects all versions of Windows
• Sony Pictures hack used easily available malware, destroyed computers
• Verizon DBIR 2015 tackles data breach cost predictions
• Cybersecurity risks masked by controversial vulnerability counts
• Chrome security under fire from third-party extension
• Tech, security M&A activity booms thanks to mobile, cloud
• SANS: Enterprises overconfident in ability to detect insider threats
• Experts disagree on growth, complexity of cybersecurity threats
• Dyre malware returns to rob banks of millions
• In first Android Security Report, Google cites drop in Android malware
• Amid SSL security issues, enterprises face many problems, few answers
• U.S. cyberattacker sanctions program causes stir on social media
• Massive GitHub DDoS attack tied to Chinese government
• Obama threatens foreign cyber attackers with sanctions
• Amid growing SSL concerns, Qualys expands free public SSL tester
• New PCI SSC penetration testing guidelines aim to be more prescriptive
• PCI DSS 3.1 set for April 2015 release, will cover SSL vulnerabilities
• Is the RSA 2015 'booth babe' ban a win for women in security?
• Social engineering techniques are becoming harder to stop, experts say
• Study finds lack of investment in mobile app security
• Major browser makers revoke unauthorized Chinese TLS certificates
• Secunia: Better vulnerability reporting doesn't mean more patches
• BandarChor: New ransomware based on old malware family emerges
• Open source security tool indicates Android app vulnerability spike
• Cisco IP phones vulnerable to eavesdropping; no patch available yet
• At 2015 Pwn2Own competition, browser exploits in the spotlight
• Experts: Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights may ease privacy compliance
• Yahoo’s attempt to kill off passwords raises security concerns
• Microsoft warns of fake SSL certificate for Windows Live
• Microsoft re-releases EMET 5.2 to fix IE bug
• Hillary Clinton email debate highlighted by security mistakes
• Does Rowhammer mark a new wave of hardware vulnerabilities?
• Verizon 2015 PCI report: More achieve PCI compliance, but fail to keep it
• Study warns security certificates, cryptographic keys are in peril
• HP enterprise security: Can acquisitions lead to cohesive strategy?
• March 2015 Patch Tuesday: Microsoft offers quick FREAK fix
• Venmo struggles put spotlight on mobile payment security
• Rowhammer takes a big swing at DRAM memory security
• For threat intelligence programs, ROI evaluation proves tricky
• Group claiming links to Isis hacks small business websites
• Adobe's new twist on bug bounty programs: No cash for bug hunters
• Microsoft confirms Windows vulnerable to FREAK attack
• Emerging cyberthreats exploit battle between compliance and security
• China and US cross swords over software backdoors
• Big data security analytics: Can it revolutionize information security?
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