Now that the final regulations are out, and it will be effective starting March 1, 2017, if you are looking for an executive summary of the regulations, and if you are curious about what changed between the draft and the final one - here we go.
It is that time of the year when you look back at the year that passed by and make predictions for the new year.
We did the same for what we love - Cyber Security, and listed the Top 10 for 2017 in the form of an infographic. Check out if it matches yours?
While we are getting excited about the Internet of Things (IoT) becoming the future of everything, with all kinds of technology driven services, there has been an uneasy sense of anxiety with the security pros among'st us.
These concerns are many like Data Privacy Issues, Network & Critical Infrastructure Security issues, DDoS attacks, Targeted Attacks on Individuals, etc.
After the recent security incidents related to security of IoT devices, these concerns have bubbled up to the top because attackers have begun to exploit the "sloppy security" in the IoT eco-system!
So what are the reasons why IoT is becoming everybody's favorite target?
Being in the Financial Services industry, you must be already aware of the news about the proposed cyber security regulations by the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS).
In this article, we have tried to simplify the regulations by representing the 23 sections in the form of an infographic.
Even though these regulations would be enforced only on those financial services companies coming under the scope of NYDFS, given that New York is seen as the financial capital of the world, companies outside NY also see this as a global benchmark.
Being in the Financial Services industry, you must be already aware of the news about the proposed cyber security regulations by the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS).
In this article, we have tried to simplify the regulations by representing the 23 sections in the form of an infographic.
Even though these regulations would be enforced only on those financial services companies coming under the scope of NYDFS, given that New York is seen as the financial capital of the world, companies outside NY also see this as a global benchmark.
There can be no argument about the fact that Vulnerability Management is one of the oldest problems in Information Security. There are many reasons why it has remained a problem, even today.
In this post I will cover what Vulnerability Intelligence is and what are those tough lingering problems that it attempts to address. (btw, it is not the same as Threat Intelligence).
Reported Security Incidents on IoT (Internet of Things) components have increased 152% between 2014 and 2015. Looks like it will be even higher at the end of 2016.
This is at a point where the number of smart devices is expected to jump 5 X from 5 Billion in 2015 to 25 Billion in 2020, conservatively speaking.
Internet of Things is becoming a favourite target for cyber attackers, and it is a no-brainer to predict that it will only become worse.
More Smart Devices = More (Sensitive) Data = Higher Risk
In this post, check out the 6 basic security concerns with Internet of Things that you need to pay attention to, in order to enjoy the ride without falling off the roller coaster.
These days, it is a rarity if there is no news of a high profile cyber attack or breach every week or so. This week was the French Submarine builder DCNS who is building defense submarines for India, Australia, Malaysia and Chile. Last week was SAGE. The week before was Oracle.
It is a common misconception that only high profile companies in specific industries get attacked. In reality every organization - big or small, across all industries is a target. Or that is what the data says.
The ones who hog the headlines just got lucky.
We put together a check-list in an infographic format to cover the basics of information security. 10 basic things that every organization must pay attention to in-order to stay away from the headlines when it comes to cybersecurity.
Recently I had the opportunity to interact with industry thought leaders, analysts, practitioners and solution providers during the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit.
I decided to approach the discussions as a student, with the objective of unlearning and learning. After more than two decades in the information security industry, it was a refreshing change to listen and learn without the "baggage” of pre-existing opinions.
This week in technology has been disruptive to say the least !
Pokémon GO, a location-based augmented reality mobile game has broken all previous records.
The mobile app has become so popular that it has become a social media phenomenon.
So much that it is something that has changed and united the world for once. Now we all have a reason to believe that this game can solve all our problems !
Not the gaming kinds? It is still worth paying attention because it impacts all of us. Read on to know how...
