CSO Update

Jan 09, 2018

What is DevSecOps? Developing more secure applications

DevSecOps is about introducing security earlier in the life cycle of application development, thus minimizing vulnerabilities and bringing security closer to IT and business objectives. Read More ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Risk management is all about the data; security should be, too

•	Review: Digital Guardian offers ready-to-deploy endpoint security

•	For strong API security, you need a program not a piecemeal approach

•	Meltdown and Spectre affect the smartphone in your pocket. Should you be worried?

•	Protecting intellectual property against cyberattack

•	Why we continue to fail: lessons learned from the Atlanta Airport fiasco

Video/Webcast: NetApp

Harnessing Cloud Backup to Drive Digital Transformation

Digital transformation is top of mind for IT leaders everywhere. And with more than 50% of enterprises still backing up to tape, backup is a logical first step for enterprises looking to harness the power of the hybrid cloud. View this Webcast to learn how Children's Mercy Hospital implemented NetApp AltaVault cloud-integrated storage backing up to Microsoft Azure to reduce backup times by up to 60% and save more than 500 hours each month. Read More ▶

Risk management is all about the data; security should be, too

Bay Dynamics takes a data-driven approach to helping companies identify and address the real security threats based on asset value. Read More ▶

Review: Digital Guardian offers ready-to-deploy endpoint security

Advanced threats are increasingly assaulting endpoints. Here's how the Digital Guardian Threat Aware Data Protection Platform tackles the problem. Read More ▶

For strong API security, you need a program not a piecemeal approach

When designed and managed properly, APIs can be less problematic than traditional integration methods and can actually increase an organization's security posture. Read More ▶

Meltdown and Spectre affect the smartphone in your pocket. Should you be worried?

Android and iOS devices are vulnerable to the latest hardware security flaw, and not all are easily patched. The good news: Exploits are hard (maybe) and so far none are known. Read More ▶

Protecting intellectual property against cyberattack

The news is full of data breaches that hold hostage or expose customer information. But attacks targeting intellectual property (IP) can do great damage as well. What do we know about the characteristics of IP attacks, and how can IP theft be mitigated? Read More ▶

Why we continue to fail: lessons learned from the Atlanta Airport fiasco

Five basic failures happened that make the Atlanta airport a softer target for future attack. Read More ▶

eBook: Barkly

2017 Malware Trends in Review: How attacks are evolving and what to expect next

Heading into 2018, companies need to be prepared to encounter and protect themselves from these dangerous trends with increasing frequency. To help, this report will provide deep dives into each trend along with recommendations for what you can do now to keep your organization secure. Read More ▶

CSO Insider

1.	5 top machine learning use cases for security
2.	Security platform or best of breed? There's only one answer
3.	Is source code inspection a security risk? Maybe not, experts say
4.	Crossbow offers live fire cybersecurity vulnerability testing
5.	Data breached in translation

Editor's Picks

1.	Spectre and Meltdown: What you need to know going forward
2.	Password managers grow up, target business users
3.	How 3 innovative products approach network security
4.	17 steps to being completely anonymous online
5.	The dirty dozen: 12 top cloud security threats for 2018