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Tag: rsa 2016
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Should Human Resources Manage Digital IDs?
SAN FRANCISCO — For years, we’ve heard measured, well-reasoned, tempered suggestions that the IT security team within an organization should coalesce or collaborate or do something with “co-” as a prefix with the human resources (HR) team.
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It's Time to Prepare for New Data Protection Regs #RSAC
SAN FRANCISCO — Last December, the European Union came to an agreement on the General Data Protection Regulation. Organizations now have about two years to comply. The regulation resulted from a proposal in January 2012, with the goal of strengthening data protection for European citizens.
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When Worlds Collide: Digital Identities vs. Privacy Rights #RSAC
SAN FRANCISCO — There used to be a clear dividing line between personal identity and business identity. But the digital identity industry has obscured that divide. That profound proclamation was made at the RSA Conference here yesterday ...
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US Defense Secretary: Backdoor Surveillance is ‘Unrealistic’ #RSAC
Only nine months before his job will very likely come to an end, the man overseeing much of the nation’s intelligence admits you can’t achieve intelligence in secret.
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Doc Mgt Roll-Up: What's Up With WhatsApp Doc Sharing?
File sync and share is so hot that if you can't beat 'em, then you gotta join them, right? At least that seems to be the thinking of the folks at WhatsApp, who announced this week that users will be able to share documents as part of an update
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500 Vendors: Can Any Secure the Web? #RSAC
SAN FRANCISCO — The expo at the 25th annual RSA Conference here officially opened yesterday with more than 500 sponsors and exhibitors from the global security industry vying to show off solutions of all kinds — from data protection and cybersecurity classes to application security and analytics.
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The Cloud Is Evolving Faster Than Cloud Security
SAN FRANCISCO — Shifts in cloud server architectures over just the past few years are outpacing efforts by corporate information security professionals to keep up with them. As a result, organizations may have actually regressed in their IT security stance as they shift a greater share of their applications and
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Apple’s Privacy Powder Keg and the Real Security Problem
Should Apple let the government break encryption, asks every other e-mail Scott has received this week? The premise behind that question is the product of misinformation.
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Let’s Start Over by Redefining ‘Security’
It’s where the black hats, trench coats, double-breasted suits, and Space Invaders T-shirts come together. No, not ComicCon. But it does tend to look that way, doesn’t it?
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