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Cuomo Names Cyber Security Advisors

May 13, 2013

Former White House aides and security executives have joined the advisory board on protecting the state's infrastructure and information systems.

Educating Employees to Build Better Cyber Security

Ron Woerner

December 1, 2012

To err is human, to prevent err is IT info-security’s job. Dealing with the weakest link in the IT security chain – people – has its challenges.

How IT is Evolving from Controlling to Enabling

IT and Security Play Catch-Up with the Latest Technology and Requirements

Kevin Wright

November 27, 2012

How is Software-as-a-Service changing the fundamental nature of CIOs, and how will security be affected?

Cyber Security -- Hacking

FBI: Speedy Cash Kiosk Hackers Stole $1 Million

October 31, 2012

FBI officials have arrested 13 people on charges that they participated in gang activity that exploited a loophole in the cash-advance kiosks to steal more than $1 million.

Cyber Security -- Staffing

Study: 63 Percent of Companies' IT Departments are Understaffed

August 16, 2012

According to a new study, 72 percent of companies are struggling with escalating threats, but 63 percent of IT departments are understaffed.

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New CISO Position Faces Evolving Responsibilities, Competing Priorities

July 9, 2012

Chief Information Security Officers are facing conflicting responsibilities within their organizations, reporting to multiple authorities and balancing competing risks.

Cloud Computing Slow to Growth for Some

U.S. Lags in Cloud Computing Adoption, While Info Security Threats Expand

Expect More Organized Criminals to Get Involved

March 29, 2012

A new report contends that the United States and Europe lag behind the rest of the world in cloud computing adoption.

Don’t Unchain that Supply Chain ‘Melody’

Bill Zalud

September 1, 2011

So what do the Righteous Brothers, grapefruit, Cymbalta, packaged software, toy jewelry, Callaway golf clubs, Prada purses, Cowboys and Aliens and car parts have in common? Everything, when it comes to theft, counterfeiting, terrorism, diversions, health threats and other illegal and unethical practices up and down the supply chain.