Netwrix strengthens internal security and eliminates privilege abuse with reporting on who has access to what
Author: Information Security Buzz Editorial Staff
Today, Tuesday, 31st March is World Backup Day, and a great time to duplicate any files and folders that may have been forgotten to a dependable place.
Enter the cloud, and exit your data. Since the introduction of BYOD and ‘the cloud’, your data has been on the move – whether you realize it or not.
It’s tax time and the IRS is ready to receive your small business’ information from the past year. Can you guess who else is waiting for you to file, probably even more eagerly than the federal and state governments?
Retail security experts from Lieberman Software and HP Security Voltage commented late today on the news of Target agreeing to pay $10 million to settle the class action lawsuit from their 2013 data breach.
These days we all use ‘password’ to conceal our personal data but how do know if our passwords are strong. Watch this animation and create the perfect password.
Mobile apps that take on the work of online banks need also take on the responsibility of security. This could be seen in the recent Slate article detailing the hack of a web developer’s account with Venmo, a mobile app that lets you send free and instantaneous payments to anyone using bank account or debit card number.
‘It’s elementary! You are looking in the wrong direction!’
Security experts from Lancope, Tripwire and SecureChannels commented this afternoon on news of the CIA’s new Directorate of Digital Innovation unit.
Hybrid Cloud Adoption is Preferred; Control and Security of Data is Top Concern Many financial firms are slowly putting more stock in the cloud. That’s a key finding from a new Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) survey, titled How Cloud is Being Used in the Financial Sector. The survey targeted executives from banking, insurance and investment firms around the world. While the survey found that cloud computing is becoming more and more prevalent throughout the financial sector, many respondents indicated having less than 50 percent of a solidified, concerted cloud strategy with controls and security being a main concern.