The Malware Battle Is Mostly Silent

Malware’s success relies on the ability to remain stealthy, and the authors of malicious programs go to great lengths to make that happen, while also ensuring that their identity remains hidden. As a general rule, malware developers tend to avoid contact with security researchers, to avoid stepping into the spotlight, but this rule can be broken occasionally.
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Leadership, Not Technology, Blamed for Huge OPM Breach

A report published this week by the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform said the data breaches disclosed by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) last year were a result of culture and leadership failures, and should not be blamed on technology.
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Managed Security Services, a Mission and Service Evolution

Faced with a proliferation of security products and point solutions to combat increasingly sophisticated threats, it didn’t take long for companies to recognize that a certain amount of bench strength – knowledge and personnel – was required to manage unprecedented complexity and get the full value from these investments. Organizations turned to managed security service providers (MSSPs) to alleviate the burden of maintaining the health of these systems and responding to tickets.
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