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2022-11-17 02:00:00 | Android security: Which smartphones can enterprises trust? (lien direct) | Google's Android operating system dominates smartphone usage throughout the world - in every region except North America and Oceania, in fact. Thus, businesses in many regions are likely to support and issue Android devices to employees as their mainstay mobile devices. Even in areas where Apple's iPhone dominates or is comparable in market share, businesses are likely to support or issue Android devices at least as a secondary option.But Android security has long been an IT concern, despite significant security improvements made to the platform a decade ago in response to security standards put in place for iPhones, which quickly gained the security seal approval as a result. That makes the buying and support decision around Android phones more complex for CISOs - whether as corporate-liable devices (that is, the devices that enterprises buy for their employees) or as employee-liable devices or bring-your-own devices (BYOD) that IT allows access at least to work email and calendars, and often to web-based services.To read this article in full, please click here | APT 32 | ||
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2018-06-18 03:00:00 | Does cyber insurance make us more (or less) secure? (lien direct) | If data is the new oil, then we're looking at pelicans soaked in crude on a beach.When an oil tanker goes down or an oil rig explodes, dumping millions of gallons of petroleum into the ocean, we clean up the spill, we look for first causes, and we hold the company - even individuals - responsible for the harm they've caused to a shared resource: the environment we all live in.[ Watch out for 7 common modeling mistakes | Get the latest from CSO by signing up for our newsletters. ] When a company like Equifax commits gross negligence for failing to secure our data, and a breach pumps 147.9 million records onto the internet, the company's directors keep their jobs, their cyber insurance policy pays out, and the company posts a profit. | Equifax APT 32 | ||
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2016-09-30 09:07:00 | IDG Contributor Network: Treasures attackers look for in the sea of email (lien direct) | As we dive into October, cybersecurity awareness month, there are lots of strategies to help us all become stronger swimmers in the digital waters. Given that there are 112 billion business emails sent around the world every day, that is one huge ocean that everyone can learn how to better navigate.Since its inception, email has become mission critical, and so many necessities beyond mail service have grown up along with it. Enterprises have become burdened by the complexities of email, which additionally requires the added protections of encryption gateways, spam filters, phishing protections, and much more.In order to attack all of the issues of email security in the age of digital disruption, you first have to know what is beneath the rough seas.To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here | Guideline | APT 32 |
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