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Are there really only “two kinds of enterprises”?
Has every company really been hacked? Is every company really going to be? A popular meme in the information security industry is, “There are only two types of companies: those that know they’ve been...
View ArticleHow to Protect Your Business from Reverse Engineering & Code Modification
Reverse engineering and code modification present significant security and business risks. They allow for malicious hackers (or competitors) to easily gain access to your proprietary source code,...
View ArticleCyber Rope-A-Dope
A look back in boxing history provides a useful analogy in appraising our fight in the world of cyberspace. For instance, take the premiere boxing event of the last century, the “Rumble in the...
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Cybersecurity isn’t the same thing as information assurance.
Last March the DoD announced the retirement of DIACAP in favor of an information-assurance approach based on NIST’s risk management framework (RMF). This transition had been anticipated for quite...
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View ArticleAre there really only “two kinds of enterprises”?
Has every company really been hacked? Is every company really going to be? A popular meme in the information security industry is, “There are only two types of companies: those that know they’ve been...
View ArticleHow to Protect Your Business from Reverse Engineering & Code Modification
Reverse engineering and code modification present significant security and business risks. They allow for malicious hackers (or competitors) to easily gain access to your proprietary source code,...
View ArticleCyber Rope-A-Dope
Don’t be a sucker for the cyber rope-a-dope. Understanding the basics of APTs, and keeping abreast of APT trends will help ensure you can go the distance against any cyber heavyweight. The post Cyber...
View ArticleIncident Response and Continuous Monitoring: When InfoSec and Diabetes...
My daughter has childhood diabetes, which can be a frightening disease for a family to manage. If her blood glucose spikes too high or dips too low, swift action needs to be taken. Without immediate...
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View ArticleSocial Media to Enable Social Security
Over the past five years we've seen social media severely disrupt technologies like email and industries like print media. Doesn't it make sense that the same social media benefits could also be used...
View ArticleWould Online Voting Trade Security for Convenience?
There are many who believe that it is not possible to adequately secure an e-voting transaction. Considering all of the other sensitive transactions that are conducted online, I don’t understand this...
View ArticleProactively Guarding Our Networks
As is the case with conventional warfare, there is a need for proactive intelligence gathering capabilities that allow organizations to “see over the horizon” and anticipate cybersecurity issues before...
View ArticleQuestions Raised, But Not Answered
Telos' Director of Cybersecurity Strategy & Information Assurance, David Wilson, answers questions raised by the latest House Cybersecurity Task Force report. The post Questions Raised, But Not...
View ArticleInformation Security Is Like Football
When talking about football you often hear people stress the importance of blocking and tackling--or focusing on the fundamentals of football. That same notion of mastering the fundamentals also...
View ArticleAre there really only “two kinds of enterprises”?
Has every company really been hacked? Is every company really going to be? A popular meme in the information security industry is, “There are only two types of companies: those that know they’ve been...
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Are there really only “two kinds of enterprises”?
Has every company really been hacked? Is every company really going to be? A popular meme in the information security industry is, “There are only two types of companies: those that know they’ve...
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How to Protect Your Business from Reverse Engineering & Code Modification
Reverse engineering and code modification present significant security and business risks. They allow for malicious hackers (or competitors) to easily gain access to your proprietary source code,...
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Cyber Rope-A-Dope
A look back in boxing history provides a useful analogy in appraising our fight in the world of cyberspace. For instance, take the premiere boxing event of the last century, the “Rumble in the...
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