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  • Using EMET to harden Windows XP and other legacy applications

    Expert Michael Cobb details how using EMET, a free tool from Microsoft, can harden Windows XP and other legacy applications.

  • Beyond privacy policies: Practical privacy for websites and mobile apps

    Posting a privacy policy is not enough. Here's practical advice for privacy on websites and mobile apps.

  • Exploit kits evolved: How to defend against the latest attack toolkits

    Expert Nick Lewis details how automated exploit kits are evolving and offers mitigations for the latest methods employed by these attack toolkits.

• Cloud Security

  • Can self-managed cloud security controls ease enterprise concerns?

    Expert Dave Shackleford details how enterprises can increasingly manage their own cloud security controls with private virtual cloud offerings.

  • How to use PCI SSC supplement to achieve PCI compliance in the cloud

    Ed Moyle examines highlights of the recently released PCI SSC information supplement that offers new details on achieving PCI compliance in the cloud.

  • Cloud API security risks: How to assess cloud service provider APIs

    The CSA says cloud API security is a top threat to cloud environments. Expert Dave Shackleford explains how to assess the security of providers' APIs.

• Consumerization

  • How limited mobile device support can help IT handle consumerization

    To deal with consumerization, some companies limit mobile device support to specific devices because it makes management and app development easier.

  • BlackBerry, VMware deliver dual persona features for mobile devices

    BlackBerry's Secure Work Space for iOS and Android will help heavily regulated companies or those searching for extra security to better support BYOD.

  • How the consumerization of the enterprise has affected two firms

    The consumerization of the enterprise looks different in every company. Some firms are more open to new technologies and ways of working than others.

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  • PayPal CISO: Laws must foster better cybersecurity information sharing

    PayPal's Michael Barrett says many firms fear misuse of shared cybersecurity data. He also discusses the evolution of PCI DSS and mobile payment security.

  • Cybergang plans to use Trojan against U.S. banks

    A cybergang in Eastern Europe revealed plans to attack U.S. banks with a Gozi-like Trojan, according to RSA.

  • Improved Shylock Trojan targets banking users

    The latest variant of the banking Trojan is causing numerous problems, Symantec said.

• searchSecurityAU

  • Exploit kits evolved: How to defend against the latest attack toolkits

    Expert Nick Lewis details how automated exploit kits are evolving and offers mitigations for the latest methods employed by these attack toolkits.

  • May 2013 Patch Tuesday fixes IE8 zero day; Adobe tightens ColdFusion

    The software giant's May 2013 Patch Tuesday update permanently fixes the IE8 zero-day flaw found in the Dept. of Labor website attack.

  • Can self-managed cloud security controls ease enterprise concerns?

    Expert Dave Shackleford details how enterprises can increasingly manage their own cloud security controls with private virtual cloud offerings.

• Information Security

  • BYOD: Securing the risk to access the cost benefits

    Bring-your-own-device schemes offer businesses the opportunity to cut the costs and improve user experiences, but benefits can be dwarfed by the risks.

  • Microsoft offers 'fix' for latest Internet Explorer zero day

    Microsoft released a temporary fix to mitigate attacks using the most recent Internet Explorer 8 zero day vulnerability.

  • Mobile apps development: New threats or same security rules apply?

    Two security experts get up on their soap box about the steps software teams should take to secure applications throughout the apps' lifecycle.

• Computer Weekly

  • Union slams Aviva’s offshore plan

    Union Unite has accused Aviva of betraying UK workers after it emerged that 600 of its 2,000 job cuts are being relocated in India

  • Twitter uses open source to automate security

    Twitter is increasingly using open source automation tools to ensure security processes are taken care of in all the code it produces

  • Tech City startups struggling to acquire capital for further growth

    One-third of businesses in London’s Tech City are struggling to develop due to a dearth of capital and skills

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