Following the leak of a classified slide deck by an NSA contractor this past June, the agency’s previously secretive PRISM program entered the public spotlight and inspired vigorous debate over its legality and overall implications for individual privacy.
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There are a lot of moving pieces when it comes to data center security, so organizations must always be striving to ensure they are putting security as a priority in business.
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With natural collection of data, there have been a lot of recent worries about the data center security of the U.S. and large corporations within the country. PC Magazine’s Security Watch blog said companies such as Google, Facebook and Yahoo! have large amounts of data collected from their site by the National Security agency, but a recent infographic from Hostwinds shows that these centers may be more secure than many think.
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The U.S. government’s Cloud First plan, which is a directive that tells agencies to look to cloud computing solutions first during IT procurement processes, is getting some help from the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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High profile attacks have been gaining steam, with The Hill’s Brian Fitch wrote on the Congress Blog that there is an emerging need for more cyber security in Wall Street.
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Although security is always a concern with healthcare organizations, many are taking the route of using mobile devices as part of a BYOD (Bring your own Device) plan and worrying about securing data and devices to take advantage of the benefits these systems offer.
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Any company using cloud computing likely has applications and data that are virtualized. Even so, not everyone is well versed in virtualization security and some of the concerns it may bring.
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As cloud computing and managed services gain greater popularity amongst large scale organizations and enterprises, holistically examining in-house and third-party data center security will become a bigger issue.
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The maturity of modern malware has given it more power to stay quiet and persistent, slowly stealing information.
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The reliance on Skype for communication between friends, family, employees and even businesses has seen a notable amount of growth over the past many years, but there may be an endpoint security worry that many had not previously considered.
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