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Week in review: Hacking air-gapped computers using heat, car hacking, malware threat to virtual currencies

Here’s an overview of some of last week’s most interesting news, interviews, articles and reviews: New PoS malware family comes with keylogger component Dubbed …

10 practical security tips for DevOps

More organizations are embracing DevOps and automation to realize compelling business benefits, such as more frequent feature releases, increased application stability, and …

Critical flaw in WiFi routers puts hotels and millions of guests at risk

A critical vulnerability in ANTlabs InnGate devices, a popular Internet gateway for visitor-based networks and commonly installed in hotels and convention centers, has been …

Researchers identify malware threat to virtual currencies

INTERPOL and Kaspersky Lab have identified a threat to the blockchain in virtual transactions that could result in them being embedded with malware or other illegal data. …

The multiple benefits of IT auditing

Regulatory compliance requirements provide instructions for organizations on how to protect the data of their employees, business operations, and customers that are stored on …

Amazon Cloud Drive now with unlimited cloud storage

Amazon announced unlimited cloud storage with Amazon Cloud Drive—two new storage plans for customers to securely store their existing content collections and automatically …

How companies secure their cloud data

As companies accelerate their adoption of the cloud, the cloud data footprint is expected to grow to 6.5 zettabytes by 2018. This rapid migration of data into the cloud …

Behavioral biometrics: The password you can’t forget

This year’s Mobile World Congress featured more biometrics technology than ever before, with the launch of Google’s Android Pay and Samsung Pay both unveiling …

Data lurking: How to protect your company against overlooked insider threats

Enterprises often fear hackers as their number one security threat. However, they should be more scared of what happens internally. More often than not, data breaches come …

15,435 vulnerabilities across 3,870 applications were recorded in 2014

In 2014, 15,435 vulnerabilities were discovered according to data from Secunia Research. The vulnerabilities are spread across 3,870 applications published by 500 different …

Implementing an effective risk management framework

In today’s marketplace, almost every employee is now a content contributor. Although beneficial to the collective of information available, this influx brings about new …

Mobile apps are not being tested for insecure behavior

Enterprises are not doing nearly enough to understand which mobile app behaviors hitting their networks and data are risky, nor are they testing apps for those risky behaviors …

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