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• How to perform IPv6 network reconnaissance

  While network reconnaissance is a critical step in identifying potential vulnerabilities, performing an IPv6 network audit without the right tools can be a challenge. Learn about the tools available and how to properly use them.  Continue Reading

• Third-party risk management: Avoid the dangers of weak controls

  If you know where the risk points are, you can request additional safeguards to protect the system and data access of trusted business partners.  Continue Reading

• PCI DSS 3.1 marks the end of SSL/early TLS encryption for retailers

  The early arrival of PCI DSS 3.1 could leave organizations scrambling. The biggest change to the standard -- and the top priority for organizations -- is the end of SSL and early TLS.  Continue Reading

• Six ways to improve endpoint device security

  Endpoint devices are often the root cause of data breaches. Expert Eric Cole explains the best ways to improve endpoint protection.  Continue Reading

• Certificate authorities are limited but new TLS versions can help

  SSL/TLS, long the cornerstone of Web security, has become a security vulnerability due to problems with certificate authorities. Learn what solutions the industry is pursuing.  Continue Reading

• A closer look at the Certified Information Security Manager certification

  The Certified Information Security Manager certification has been around for over a decade now, and it's only grown in prominence. What makes the ISACA CISM so important and how does it compare to its peers?  Continue Reading

• From SSL and early TLS to TLS 1.2: Creating a PCI DSS 3.1 migration plan

  PCI DSS 3.1 requires enterprises to deplete SSL and early TLS use by June 30, 2016. Expert Michael Cobb offers advice for putting a migration plan to TLS 1.2 in place.  Continue Reading

• PoSeidon: Inside the evolving world of point-of-sale malware

  Point-of-sale malware, such as the recent PoSeidon malware, continues to evolve to avoid detection. So what's an enterprise to do? Expert Nick Lewis explains how the malware functions and what organizations can do about it.  Continue Reading

• A new trend in cybersecurity regulations could mean tougher compliance

  State cybersecurity regulations may mean compliance will get more complicated, and that has experts worried. Learn what's causing this trend and what organizations should prepare for.  Continue Reading

• The importance of soft skills development for security professionals

  While technical skills are obviously important for security pros, the importance of soft skills shouldn't be overlooked. Here are the top four worth mastering.  Continue Reading

• State of the Network study: How security tasks are dominating IT staff

  The majority of networking teams are regularly involved in enterprise security tasks. Expert Kevin Beaver explains the phenomena and how to embrace it.  Continue Reading

• Network anomaly detection: The essential antimalware tool

  Traditional perimeter defenses are no longer enough; network anomaly detection tools are now essential in the battle against advanced malware.  Continue Reading

• Find network anomalies and you'll ax advanced malware

  Learn how advanced malware evades perimeter defenses and why tools to detect network anomalies are essential to keep your network secure.  Continue Reading

• Is Equation Group malware a game changer for advanced attack defense?

  Equation Group is one of the most advanced cyber-espionage actors out there, so how can the average enterprise defend against its attacks? Expert Nick Lewis explains.  Continue Reading

• Why security operations centers are the key to the future

  Security operations centers (SOCs) can help enterprises gain better visibility into their environments. Expert Eric Cole explains how to get the most out of SOCs.  Continue Reading