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CSO Update Mar 08, 2018 Inside RSA's state-of-the-art fraud intelligence command center RSA's Anti-Fraud Command Center helps financial services firms stay a step ahead of fraudsters and criminals. The ultimate goal: Someday make it not worth their effort to even try. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Insecure by design: What you need to know about defending critical infrastructure • Thinking about identity management for the RSA Security Conference • Maslow's hierarchy of needs for incident response • What unintended consequences the General Data Protection Regulation could have • What is a cyber attack? Recent examples show disturbing trends • Beware the GDPR vaporware White Paper: Neustar Inc 5 Ways To Strengthen Your DNS DNS might be your most vital, yet underrated component of your company's security posture. As the protocol responsible for everything from your website's availability to its performance, your DNS is critical, but how secure is it? Read More ▶ Insecure by design: What you need to know about defending critical infrastructure Patching is useless most of the time, industrial control systems (ICS) security expert tells Senate committee. Read More ▶ Thinking about identity management for the RSA Security Conference Password elimination, software-defined perimeter, and the need for security to "own" identity should be highlighted at the RSA Conference. Read More ▶ Maslow's hierarchy of needs for incident response The advent of laterally spreading malware requires the security community to progressively build out incident response to include more thorough scoping to determine the true extent of an event and threat hunting to find those threats that are still hiding. Read More ▶ What unintended consequences the General Data Protection Regulation could have Europe's General Data Protection Regulation could have effects you may not have realized watching webinars or listening to the consultants. Read More ▶ What is a cyber attack? Recent examples show disturbing trends From virtual bank heists to semi-open attacks from nation-states, the last couple of years has been rough on IT security. Here are some of the major cyber attacks of 2017-2018 and what we can learn from them. Read More ▶ Beware the GDPR vaporware NetApp's legal head Sheila FitzPatrick on why companies can't simply buy or outsource their way to GDPR compliance. Read More ▶ White Paper: IBM Corporation Adapting to the Cloud for New Data and Analytic Demands In this white paper, IDC describes the current and emerging states of business analytics solution deployments. Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. Review: The enSilo platform traps threats that bypass traditional endpoint defenses 2. CSO50 2018: Security risk management takes center stage 3. The global cyber war is heating up: Why businesses should be worried 4. How Contrast Security protects applications from the inside out 5. How to protect your network from PowerShell exploits Editor's Picks 1. The 17 biggest data breaches of the 21st century 2. 12 signs you've been hacked -- and how to fight back 3. Insecure by design: What you need to know about defending critical infrastructure 4. The 6 best password managers 5. The dirty dozen: 12 top cloud security threats for 2018

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