Cybersecurity 2019: Predictions you can’t ignore.

As we move forward to 2019, expect credit card and payment information theft
to continue to rise. Yes, this isn’t a major surprise; however, if organizations
can better …
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2018/11/28/cybersecurity-2019-predictions/
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Why compliance is never enough.

Organizations are well aware of the security risks inherent in our hyper-connected
world. However, many are making the mistake of focusing their attention on being
compliant …
https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2018/11/28/why-compliance-is-never-enough/
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Cybersecurity in a Hyper-connected Enterprise

Capital-intensive assets, critical process control equipment, and high-volume data streams that govern today’s manufacturing industries are becoming key targets for advanced persistent threats. As the Internet of Industrial Things ecosystem ushers in a new era of connected and integrated operations, the previously isolated networks now become potential targets for cyber-related attacks. Why You Should Attend: • Learn about today’s advanced persistent threats • Identify key challenges and implications due to cyber attacks • Discuss new solutions in the industry • Discover the future of ICS cybersecurity

Women in Federal cybersecurity

Women in Federal cybersecurity – How did they get their start? 

While there may still be only a handful of women in Information Security, they can be found in increasing numbers in important, high-profile positions. A recent article by my colleague Stephen Cobb inspired me to do more research into women leading Federal cyber security efforts. As someone who came from a non-traditional security background, I wondered: How does one become a cybersecurity expert for the US government?...

PANTAGON HACKED FROM UK.

Suspected Pentagon hacker held in UK cyber-crime raids  

 

Aerial photo taken on January 6, 2015 shows the Pentagon building in Washington, DC

British authorities have arrested a 23-year-old man over a hacking attack on the US Department of Defense, one of 56 people detained in a week-long crackdown on cyber-crime, officials said Friday.

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