Aspen Institute, Intel Security Critical Infrastructure Survey Shows 86% of Respondents Want More Public-Private Cooperation; Of Those who Experienced Cyberattacks, 59% Reported Physical Damage
Attivo Networks, an innovator in information security threat detection, today announced that Sarah Ashburn has joined the company’s executive leadership team as senior vice president of sales. Ashburn brings 25 years of sales and business operations experience at high-tech companies VMware, Symantec, and VERITAS Technologies.
As cybersecurity threats become increasingly more common and complex, businesses and governments globally are responding by trying to improve their defense infrastructure. Last week we looked at the way that Israel has risen to a global cybersecurity leader, and today we’ll discuss why the American South is another region that is leading the way in …
One of my favorite Chief Information Officers (CIO) that I have the privilege to collaborate with is Dr. Alissa Johnson (known in the Industry as Dr J. – Twitter: @dralissajay), former Deputy CIO of the White House and now Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Stryker. Dr. J and I often discuss the latest technology …
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Oh, Say Can You See?: A survey of 350 C-suite executives by cybersecurity analytics company RedSeal found while 60% of respondents said they could “beyond a reasonable doubt” assure their boards the company was secure, 86% said there were gaps in their ability to see and understand all that was happening inside their networks.
On the heels of a vast breach of the personal information of federal employees, the Senate failed Thursday to advance a cybersecurity measure, the third time in three years that a bipartisan effort to tackle the problem has fallen victim to procedural actions. Read more. Share on: LinkedIn Twitter Facebook
Investigators say that the Chinese hackers who attacked the databases of the Office of Personnel Management may have obtained the names of Chinese relatives, friends and frequent associates of American diplomats and other government officials, information that Beijing could use for blackmail or retaliation. Read more. Share on: LinkedIn Twitter Facebook
Kaspersky Lab detected a sophisticated and expensive hack it says was carried out by a country. Guess what: Even the best security companies can be hacked. That’s what Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab said Wednesday when it announced its systems had been attacked, most likely by hackers working on behalf of a country. Read more. Share on: …
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In the latest Duke University/CFO Magazine Global Business Outlook survey, finance executives expect wage hikes of more than 3 percent over the next year at U.S. companies, with full-time employment increasing by more than 2 percent.
Informatica and Ponemon Institute concluded their second annual survey on data centric security, titled “The State of Data Security Intelligence.”
