The Qubes high-security operating system gains traction in the enterprise

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CSO Update Feb 04, 2018 The Qubes high-security operating system gains traction in the enterprise Qubes OS defends at-risk enterprise users from targeted attacks, as well as drive-by malware and the Meltdown exploit. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Review: BluVector enables machines to protect themselves • New cryptocurrencies offer better anonymity, new security challenges • Cloud computing chaos is driving identity management changes • Bridging the smart cities security divide • 4 must-know facts about secure mobile printing White Paper: Ixia 2017 Ixia Security Report All IT organizations are conscious of their networks' attack surface. Enterprises, service providers, and data centers alike worry about every new device they insert into their networks, because they understand that any of these devices could create a vulnerability. But the attack surface is not just about growth in threats. Read More ▶ Review: BluVector enables machines to protect themselves With machine learning that gets smarter and more network-aware over time, BluVector can tip the scales back in favor of defenders. Read More ▶ New cryptocurrencies offer better anonymity, new security challenges Anonymous cryptocurrencies like Monero and Zcash help cybercriminals evade detection and make cryptojacking more profitable. Read More ▶ Cloud computing chaos is driving identity management changes Cloud and mobility are exacerbating problems in an already-fragile IAM infrastructure. This will drive changes to single sign-on, multi-factor authentication, IAM centralization, and skills. Read More ▶ Bridging the smart cities security divide There are plenty of organizations that seem to be working on answers to secure smart cities, but in many ways it's like the early days of cloud computing with everyone building their own solutions. Read More ▶ 4 must-know facts about secure mobile printing Mobile printing is making major strides right now. Is your company's mobile print security up to speed? Read More ▶ eBook: Safebreach Breach and Attack Simulation Primer This brief overview provides a light description about Breach and Attack Simulation, and how it can continuously validate your security. Read More ▶ CSO Insider 1. 10 old-school security priniciples that (still) rule 2. Top security certifications: Who they're for, what they cost, and which you need 3. 5 top machine learning use cases for security 4. 11 top tools to assess, implement, and maintain GDPR compliance 5. How hackers crack passwords and why you can't stop them Editor's Picks 1. Spectre and Meltdown explained: What they are, how they work, what's at risk 2. Identity management definition, uses and solutions 3. Understanding the CVE and how it can help secure your company's network 4. 8 top cyber attack maps and how to use them 5. The cyber kill chain explained: Why it's not always the right approach to cyber attacks

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