This is the second part of our series on shadow IT.
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Open source software development is increasingly appealing to enterprises despite its risks.
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Encryption has always been a central concern for the cybersecurity community, but it has taken on added importance following the 2013 revelations of widespread Internet surveillance by world governments and intelligence agencies.
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Flaws in OAuth and OpenID underscore the lack of incentive among websites to improve their security practices.
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Many organizations are gradually setting aside their reservations about cloud security and storing more company data to the cloud, but security risks remain.
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The password’s demise has been predicted for years, with new modes of authentication from biometrics to wearable devices being touted as the next big things in login security. Are passwords really going away?
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The Heartbleed vulnerability in the OpenSSL cryptographic library has dominated cybersecurity news in recent weeks, eclipsing even the much hyped retirement of Microsoft Windows XP – but how much damage did it do?
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Encryption isn’t even implemented across the Web, and cloud storage services are some of the most significant soft spots.
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While organizations in sectors such as e-commerce have been diligent about defaulting to HTTPS and maintaining up-to-date SSL certificates, numerous Global 2000 companies have come up short when it comes to ensuring secure, encrypted transmission of user data.
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For the highly regulated healthcare industry, encryption of protected data and basic assets, such as laptop drives, is at once a cornerstone of its compliance obligations and a measure that many individual providers have, unbelievably, not taken yet.
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