InfoWorld Security Report | | A look at recent patch lists for IE and Edge hints that many of IE's warts will continue to haunt us. READ MORE | | Issue highlights 1. Companies scramble to fix lack of encryption on mobile apps 2. NSA 'reform': Fewer phone records, but data flow continues 3. The public cloud is more secure than your data center 4. IDG Contributor Network: A shortsighted call for softening encryption | Resource compliments of: Raytheon|Websense A lot has changed in 2015. The speed of security means there's only more to come. The 2016 Predictions Report identifies eight data threat trends that you must defend against immediately. This Raytheon|Websense report provides an accurate survey of 8 high risk cybersecurity threats that we can expect. Get the latest on what to expect in 2016 with the Raytheon|Websense Security Labs Annual Cybersecurity Predictions Report. | Five of the 16 companies outed in a Wandera blog post have fixed their mobile apps, which were transmitting payment card information without encryption. READ MORE | The NSA can no longer scoop up Americans' phone records, but it can continue to eavesdrop on our emails, video chats, and documents. READ MORE | Yet another breach shows that good security practices applied to the public cloud are the best data defense READ MORE | The Paris attacks have given the government an excuse to renew efforts to gain access to encrypted private communications. It's a bad idea. READ MORE | Webcast: Level 3 Communications In this information driven economy, security risks are evolving. Find out what a network-based security solution can do to limit your exposure. Learn More | GET THE DEEP TECHNOLOGY INSIGHTS YOU NEED Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content Deep Dive PDFs and in-depth articles available to Insider members. You get access not only to InfoWorld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from Computerworld, CIO, Network World, CSO, ITworld, and other IDG Enterprise publications. Sign up at no cost today! | | | | | |