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Nigerian Cybercrime Matures, Morphs
Kelly Jackson Higgins, Executive Editor at Dark Reading
INTERPOL, security researchers see West Africa cybercrime scene expanding and getting more sophisticated.
By Kelly Jackson Higgins Executive Editor at Dark Reading,
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New Cybersecurity Regulations Begin Today For NY Banks
Steve Zurier, Freelance Writer
New York's new security regulations for financial industry viewed as potential model for other states.
By Steve Zurier Freelance Writer,
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Cyber Insurance Uptake Hampered By Skewed Data, Poor Communication
Terry Sweeney, Contributing Editor
Only 29% of US businesses have cyber insurance; Deloitte outlines steps for insurance companies to improve risk models, communication, and policy sales.
By Terry Sweeney Contributing Editor,
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Number Of Data Breach Disclosures Jumped 40% in 2016
Jai Vijayan, Freelance writer
Though there were no mega breaches, 2016 had more breaches on record than any previous year, according to a new report.
By Jai Vijayan Freelance writer,
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American Hacker Arrested For 2014 JP Morgan Chase Breach
Dark Reading Staff,
Joshua Aaron and his two accomplices are charged with massive hacking of US financial organizations, securities fraud and money laundering.
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Vendor Accountability & The Security Supply Chain
Ericka Chickowski, Contributing Writer, Dark Reading
A large majority of security leaders say they would switch to suppliers that offer product and service guarantees, according to a new survey.
By Ericka Chickowski Contributing Writer, Dark Reading,
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Hackers Steal $31 Million From Russia's Central Bank
Dark Reading Staff,
Bank says cybercriminals faked client credentials to break into accounts and attempted to steal 5 billion rubles.
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Failure Fridays: Four Lessons We Learned
InformationWeek Staff,
Tim Armandpour shares four lessons learned by implementing "Failure Fridays" at PagerDuty, and explains how your IT organization can benefit from the same approach.
By Tim Armandpour, SVP Product Development, PagerDuty ,
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The Fast-Moving CIO: A Race For Transformation
InformationWeek Staff,
Sharyn Leaver of Forrester Research cites the fable of the tortoise and the hare: While slow and steady may sometimes win, here’s why a modern IT environment may require us to act more like the hare and less like the tortoise.
By Sharyn Leaver, VP & Group Director, Forrester Research ,
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What DevOps Can Teach IT About Change Management
Susan Nunziata, Editorial Director
Even if your shop hasn't embraced DevOps and has no plans to do so, the practice offers leadership and communication guidance applicable to nearly every facet of IT. Here's what we learned from presentations at the DevOps Enterprise Summit in San Francisco.
By Susan Nunziata Editorial Director,
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DTCC Survey: Cyber Threat Ranked #1 Risk To Global Financial System
Emily Johnson, Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek
Despite geopolitical uncertainties, cyber threats are the financial industry's biggest worry, new data shows.
By Emily Johnson Digital Content Editor, InformationWeek,
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Can IT Pros Succeed Without A Bigger Role In Business?
Susan Nunziata, Editorial Director
Is your current IT role giving you the kind of well-rounded opportunities you need to succeed in the next five to ten years? There's seems to be a disconnect between opportunity and expectations when it comes to the way IT pros are viewed in the larger context of enterprise digital transformation. Here's what we learned from the 2016 InformationWeek US IT Salary Survey.
By Susan Nunziata Editorial Director,
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Are True IT Leaders Born Or Made?
Elliot Luber, Assistant Professor of Business Management & Leadership, SUNY
Elliot Luber is a visiting assistant professor of business, management, and leadership at SUNY Empire State College's School for Graduate Studies. Here, he shares his views on what makes a great IT leader and provides four tips you can apply now to your own career journey.
By Elliot Luber Assistant Professor of Business Management & Leadership, SUNY,
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Achieving IT Agility: 4 Steps To Start Your Journey
Susan Nunziata, Editorial Director
IT agility is about far more than adopting agile development practices. It requires a complete rethinking of your entire IT organization in order to help your company achieve the digital transformation needed to survive. That's the conclusion of a new report from The Hackett Group, which identifies four key steps to take as you begin your journey toward IT agility.
By Susan Nunziata Editorial Director,
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Poll: Where Are You Spending Your IT Dollars In 2017?
Susan Nunziata, Editorial Director
We want to know about your top IT spending priorities for the year ahead. Take our flash poll and tell us where your IT dollars are headed.
By Susan Nunziata Editorial Director,
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St. Jude Implant Case: Expert Validates Muddy Waters Claim
Dark Reading Staff,
Cybersecurity firm Bishop Fox says tests have confirmed that cardiac devices made by St. Jude are susceptible to hacking.
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Gartner 2017 CIO Agenda: Digital Ecosystems, Interoperability, Bimodal IT
Susan Nunziata, Editorial Director
Digitization, creating a new level of organizational interoperability, and the practice of bimodal IT are among the priorities for CIOs, according to the Gartner 2017 CIO Agenda. See how your IT priorities stack up.
By Susan Nunziata Editorial Director,
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G7 Nations Plan To Team Up To Tackle Financial Cybercrime
Dark Reading Staff,
Group of Seven nations’ new guidelines include sharing updates by governments, private firms and regulators, plus joint address of shortfalls.
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Symantec Warns Of Second Group Targeting SWIFT Network
Jai Vijayan, Freelance writer
Those behind the Odinaff Trojan are using tools and infrastructure associated with the infamous Carbanak cybercrime group, security vendor says
By Jai Vijayan Freelance writer,
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Let's Patent This: A Primer For Enterprise App Developers
Lincoln Essig, Partner, Knobbe Martens
Patents aren't typically the first thing on your mind when you're developing an application for your enterprise. Yet, there's a great deal of creative development work going on at organizations of all types and sizes. Attorney Lincoln Essig provides five steps IT professionals and enterprise app developers can take to make sure your company's intellectual property is protected.
By Lincoln Essig Partner, Knobbe Martens,
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