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Phantom, a cybersecurity startup that has developed a community-powered security automation and orchestration platform, has raised $13.5 million in a Series B funding round led by iconic Silicon Valley VC firm Kleiner Perkins. [Read More]
Fortinet has hired former NSA Cyber Task Force Chief Phil Quade as Chief Information Security Officer (CISO). [Read More]
The California Department of Insurance said that an investigation into the data breach of health insurance giant Anthem has concluded that a foreign country was behind the attack. [Read More]
St. Jude Medical has patched some of the vulnerabilities found by MedSec, but the vendor insists the risk of cyberattacks is extremely low [Read More]
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has introduced new cyber security proposals to his January State of the State address. [Read More]
An open source tool called “Truffle Hog” helps developers check if they’ve accidentally leaked any secret keys on GitHub [Read More]
According to a new survey, 95% of organizations have faced issues in implementing their chosen cybersecurity framework. [Read More]
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts has made its Data Breach Notification Archive publicly available online. [Read More]
The reports that a hacker breached FBI systems using a Plone zero-day exploit are likely false, said the developers of the CMS [Read More]
Netgear launches bug bounty program with payouts of up to $15,000 for vulnerabilities found in routers, cameras and Wi-Fi systems [Read More]
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FEATURES, INSIGHTS // Management & Strategy
The healthcare industry has a lot to gain by digital transformation. However it also has a lot to lose if it doesn’t start with security as a foundation.
When properly integrated, detection, response, and prevention reinforce each other, each making the other more effective.
Our cybersecurity ecosystem needs to be simplified – this is a fundamental challenge that the industry has avoided talking about. This need for simplification is what lies at the core of “Security Abstraction “
While sprinting from distraction to distraction may fool some people, it won’t fool nearly enough to justify the risk it introduces into your organization.
As the year comes to a close, let’s take a look at five examples that demonstrate this ongoing tug of war between adversaries and defenders.
You’ll see a lot of security predictions coming around this time of year, and you can make your resolutions based on those. Or you can look back at your own year and customize your own security resolutions.
If any of these New Year’s resolutions are not on your “to do” list for 2017, I would challenge you to add them.
It's crucial for healthcare institutions to recognize their industry’s inherent susceptibility to cyber threats and that standards and regulations will, by their nature, always be reactive.
As 2016 comes to a close, the time is right to look back at the year to reflect on those security lessons we learned and to identify emerging trends.
The goal of stopping all cyber attacks and preventing all business impact has been recognized as a fool’s errand, and has shifted to measuring risk and minimizing business impacts.
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