CSO Update

February 20, 2020

5 things you should know about cybersecurity insurance

Understanding what it can and can't do for your business is critical to getting the most out of a cyber insurance policy. Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories

•	Recent ransomware attacks define the malware's new age

•	The CSO's playbook for forging board relationships

•	How to set up your network to prevent data loss

•	APIs are becoming a major target for credential stuffing attacks

•	Lack of firmware validation for computer peripherals enables highly persistent attacks

•	12 hottest new cybersecurity startups at RSA 2020

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Recent ransomware attacks define the malware's new age

By 2018, the ransomware boom seemed to have peaked. But over the past 24 months, shifts in hacker tactics have resulted in a resurgence of ransomware attacks. Read more ▶

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The CSO's playbook for forging board relationships

Security is a board-level concern, but many aren't confident they have the information and processes to provide effective governance. This nine-point plan will help you cement your role as a trusted advisor. Read more ▶

How to set up your network to prevent data loss

Critical data is at risk from both insider and external threats. Here's how to configure your Windows network for data loss prevention (DLP). Read more ▶

APIs are becoming a major target for credential stuffing attacks

New research shows that attackers use APIs to automate credential stuffing attacks. The financial sector is particularly vulnerable. Read more ▶

Lack of firmware validation for computer peripherals enables highly persistent attacks

Vulnerabilities in unvalidated peripheral firmware such as WiFi adapters, cameras, and network interface controllers give attackers control over systems. Read more ▶

12 hottest new cybersecurity startups at RSA 2020

Cybersecurity startup companies use the RSA Conference to make their public debut and showcase their products. These are some of the more interesting startups coming out of stealth. Read more ▶

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