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- SC Magazine: Watching the detectors: Government demands
- Signal: Girding the Grid For Cyber Attacks
- eweek: Ransomware Heads List of 7 Most Dangerous New Cyber-Attack Techniques
- ZDNet: The seven most dangerous attack techniques: A SANS Institute rundown
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- SC Magazine: Ransomware, IoT combo lead SANS list of dangerous attack techniques
- Business News Daily: Are IoT Devices Putting Your Organization at Risk?
- CSO: Compliance focus, too much security expertise hurts awareness programs
- Dark Reading: How I Would Hack Your Network (If I Woke Up Evil)
- The Agenda: Confronting Cyber Conflict: Video with Robert M. Lee
- WSJ: Yahoo Faces SEC Probe Over Data Breaches
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- gtm: The Real Cybersecurity Issues Behind the Overhyped ‘Russia Hacks the Grid’ Story
- CBS News: Video: Russian hacks into Ukraine power grids may be a sign of things to come
- WSJ: Attack Crashes Nearly 1M Deutsche Telekom Internet Routers
- Wired: SF’s Transit Hack Could’ve Been Way Worse—And Cities Must Prepare
- Dark Reading: Time For Security & Privacy To Come Out Of Their Silos
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- SC Magazine: Watch your endpoints, says SANS whitepaper
- Dark Reading: Why Enterprise Security Teams Must Grow Their Mac Skills
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- Forensic Focus: Malware Can Hide, But It Must Run
- CSO: Cybersecurity 'ninjas' value challenges, training and flexible schedules over pay
- HealthITSecurity: Reviewing File Transfer Protocol Healthcare Cybersecurity Risks
- CSO: Evolving risks and business technologies shift focus in security budgets
- CSO: Performance, management and privacy issues stymie SSL inspections, and the bad guys know it
- CSO: Awareness training: How much is too much?
- eSecurity Planet: How to Mitigate Fourth-Party Security Risks
- fedscoop: EPA releases limited summary of cybersecurity report
- fedscoop: Interior falls short in logical access control standards - report
- The Parallax: How to Send Money Securely
- MotherBoard: What Are the Risks of Hacking Infrastructure? Nobody Really Knows
- SearchSecurity: How InfoSec professionals can improve their careers through writing
- SANS State of App Sec report: It's not just about dev teams
- Energy Wire: Utilities look back to the future for hands-on cyberdefense
- EnergyWire: Grid hack exposes troubling security gaps for local utilities
- thirdCertainty: Underwriters, InfoSec officers must close gap on risk management
- fedscoop: Survey: Health industry cyber pros moving beyond compliance
- Law Enforcement Technology: Hidden Mobile Apps: The ultimate game of hide-and-seek for law enforcement
- fedscoop: 'We're lucky someone wasn't killed: A look at the patent office's Christmas outage
- CIO: Confusion over cyber insurance leads to coverage gaps
- Cybernance: Who'll Be the Gap Closer in Cyber Insurance?
- Forensic Magazine: The Dangers of Hidden Apps on Forensic Investigations
- CSO: Concerns about security, information sharing up among industrial control system security pros
- SecurityWeek: ICS Security Not Improving, Despite More Attacks
- The Cybersecurity Podcast: Hackers Infiltrated Ukraine's Power Grid. What's Next? With Rob M. Lee
- Security Intelligence: The Evolving State of the Mobile Endpoint
- energy central: How to build NERC CIP compliance: a new course by the SANS Institute
- Archer Energy Solutions: Secret malware targets critical systems that move your world
- the energy connective: What Utilities Are Still Learning About the Ukraine Cyberattacks
- CSM Passcode: Hard lessons for Energy Dept., power sector after Ukraine hack (+video)
- SearchSecurity: Senate asks President Obama for a cyber act of war definition
- TechRebublic: LAPD hacks iPhone 5s, proves they don't need Apple backdoor
- TechRepublic: Cyber threat hunting: How this vulnerability detection strategy gives analysts an edge
- CSO: Consider the Panama Papers breach a warning
- TechRepublic: Apple demands to know how FBI cracked San Bernardino iPhone
- Forbes: Calling All Women: The Cybersecurity Field Needs You And There's A Million Jobs Waiting
- Forbes: Meet The Ex-Army Hackers Trying To Save America From Blackouts
- ComputerPowerUser: Q&A With Ed Skoudis: A Lifelong Hacker Spending Time Training Cyber Warriors In CyberCity
- FCW: Why Mobile Data Security Matters
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- Bloomberg: In the Age of Cybercrime, the Best Insurance May Be Analog
- FP: With Power Plants Getting Hacked, Senate Looks For Ways To Keep The Lights On
- ComputerWorld: Experts warn that 'chip off' plan to access terrorist's iPhone is risky
- TechBeacon: 5 emerging security technologies set to level the battlefield
- CSO: Cybersecurity no longer merger afterthought
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- ZDNet: Why the connected car is one of this generation's biggest security risks
- New York Times: Utilities Cautioned About Potential for a Cyberattack After Ukraine’s
- Baseline: IT Security Teams Are Stretched to the Limit
- BBC: Ukraine cyber-attacks 'could happen to UK'
- Security Insider: Ausbildung und Zertifizierung von IT-Security-Experten
- Marketplace: Hacking competitions burnish cybersecurity resume
- Funkschau: Interview zu Continuous Monitoring
- channelinsdier: 12 Key Facts About the True Costs of Data Breaches
- ItBusinessEdge: Why Mobile Apps Are Not Getting More Secure
- SECTANK: Windows 10 liefert mit 'Credential Guard' wichtige Sicherheitsfeatures
- FierceITSecurity: Data breach impact can linger for years, could cost more than $100M, says SANS study
- CSO: Preparation lowers long-term post-breach costs
- fedscoop: Interior Department FISMA audit reveals shortcomings in emergency planning
- CNN: Hackers could secretly tap into corporate meetings
- CSO: How much at risk is the U.S.'s critical infrastructure?
- Wired: Everything We Know About Ukraine's Power Plant Hack
- ITBusinessEdge: The IoT, IPv6 and DDoS: A Dangerous Mix
- CNN: Scary questions in Ukraine energy grid hack
- Foreign Policy: Did Russia Knock Out Ukraine's Power Grid?
- The Washington Post: Russian hackers suspected in attack that blacked out parts of Ukraine
- Motherboard: Malware Found Inside Downed Ukrainian Grid Management Points to Cyberattack
- Forbes: 30 under 30 in Enterprise Technology: Robert M. Lee
- Security Insider: Wie lief der Angriff auf das Stromnetz der Ukraine?
- The Dallas Morning News: Breach of power: Foreign hackers prove capable of crippling U.S. electric grid
- datensicherheit.de: Smartphone-Forensik: Interessantes Feld für Cyber-Untersuchungen
- FierceITSecurity: CISOs face challenges talking to boards about cyber risks
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- Computerwoche: Wie Ihr Security-Training erfolgreich wird
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- CIO: Closing the cybersecurity talent gap, one woman at a time
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- eWeek: Businesses Lack Resources to Defend Against Cyber-Attacks
- CSO: Is the board's involvement in cybersecurity really that critical?
- ITPRO: Parking fine clerk graduates as world-leading cybersecurity talent
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- SNL: Experts warn utilities to watch for cyberattacks via substation break-ins
- CNN Video: Rob Lee Discusses the OPM.GOV Hack
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- SC Magazine: Obama's 'unclassified emails' accessed by Russian hackers
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- SC Magazine: SANS Institute launches Cyber Academy
- SECTANK: Perspektiven in der Sicherheitsberatung (III) – Trainings: „Qualität hat ihren Preis“
- SearchSecurity: SANS: Enterprises overconfident in ability to detect insider threats
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- Fox News: Cyber jihadists could target US TV stations, experts warn
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- SC Mag: Zone of protection: Hacker havens
- CSMonitor: Obama's cyber sanctions order adds punch to fight against foreign hackers (+video)
- SC Magazine: Me and my job: Johannes Ullrich, SANS Technology Institute
- SecurityInsider: Internet Storm Center sucht Anomalien im Web Traffic
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- CBC News: CyberCity: Model town on front line of digital terrorism
- SC Mag: eBook – APTs: New, improved and smarter than ever
- SearchSecurity: For threat intelligence programs, ROI evaluation proves tricky
- ComputerWorld Artikel: Industriekontrollsysteme ausser Kontrolle
- Today Show Video (w/ SANS Instructor James Lyne) – Are free Wi-Fi hotspots secure?
- SearchSecurity: How to prevent firewall failures with proper testing and maintenance
- Washington Post: As governor, Jeb Bush used e-mail to discuss security, troop deployments
- Business Insider: Experts are skeptical that Hillary Clinton's 'homebrew' email server could withstand cyberattacks
- threatpost: New Technique Complicates Mutex Malware Analysis
- 1to1 media: Healthcare's Cybersecurity Threat
- The Daily Beast: Hillary's Secret Email Was a Cyberspy's Dream Weapon
- Computerworld: Partly cloudy with a chance of hacking?
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- New York Times: Data Breach at Anthem May Lead to Others
- SearchCloudSecurity: Implementing VMware border router ingress and egress filtering
- U.S. News & World Report: Choose the Right Online IT Training
- WSJ: CIOs Eye Obama Cybersecurity Push with 'High Level of Interest'
- SearchSecurity: Mini risk assessments: Simplifying protection of critical assets
- TheDailyDot: Hospitals prepare for the fight against hackers
- FierceCIO: 2014 cyberattack victims in the crosshairs again, warns SANS' Eric Cole
- Forensic Magazine: Off-the-shelf Nation-state Attacks
- CSO: Obama proposes new 30-day data breach notification law
- USA Today: Key industries train to thwart cyber attacks
- realtimes: what lies in wait: security threats in 2015
- CSO: 5 lessons to help security pros craft a New Year's resolution
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- CSO: Why the board of directors will go off on security in 2015
- infosecurity: SANS Warns of Shellshock Attacks on NAS Kit
- SearchSecurity: Using secure network tiers to bolster network security rules
- WSJ: CIOs and CISOs Can Learn From the Massive Sony Data Breach
- infosecurity: Cyber-Security SANS Frontières: An Interview with Lance Spitzner
- NetworkWorld: 5 ways to escape password hell
- SearchSecurity: Using crypto-free zones to thwart advanced attacks
- Forbes: America's Critical Infrastructure Is Vulnerable To Cyber Attacks
- SearchSecurity: Operational challenges as cybersecurity gets sensored
- CSO: Apple's iWorm fix still leaves major hole
- CU Info Security: White House Hack: A Lesson Learned
- Forbes: Operational Resilience - Not Just Technology Security - Drives Competitive Advantage
- WSJ: Sabotage Investigation Highlights Poor Network Monitoring at Utilities
- CSO: Did researchers help hackers in releasing USB drive exploit?
- CSO: Three scary, but true, security tales
- Ars Technica: Shellshock fixes beget another round of patches as attacks mount
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- HealthCare Info Security: Ramping Up Medical Device Cybersecurity
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- CSO: Why retailers like Home Depot get hacked
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- InformationWeek: HealthCare.gov Breach: The Ripple Effect
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- Bloomberg TV: Is This How Jennifer Lawrence Got Hacked
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- ZDNet: In wake of hacks, incident response efforts weak in enterprise
- Government Technology: Crooks are Winning Cyber War, Experts Say
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- NetworkWorld: New OpenSSL vulnerability called not as serious as Heartbleed
- BizTech: Q&A: A Word With Security Expert John Pescatore
- eWeek: Health Care Sector Faces Rising Pressure to Bolster Data Security
- CNBC: Cyberwarfare: Protecting 'soft underbelly' of USA
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- FederalNewsRadio: Listen to Interview with Alan Paller on Heartbleed
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- infosecurity: SANS’ Eric Cole Gets Infosecurity Europe Hall of Fame Nod
- Bloomberg: NSA Said to Exploit Heartbleed Bug for Intelligence for Years
- SearchSecurity: 'Heartbleed' OpenSSL vulnerability: A slow-motion train wreck
- Forbes: Avoiding Heartbleed Hype, What To Do To Stay Safe
- ZDNet: Businesses need to inform users about Heartbleed exposure
- The Register: Not just websites hit by OpenSSL's Heartbleed – your PC and phone may be in peril too
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- CSO Magazine: Info sec industry still struggles to attract women
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- CSO Magazine: CyberLocker's success will fuel future copycats
- Signal Magazine: Resolving the Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity Puzzle
- CSO Magazine: SANS seeks feedback in salary survey
- SC Magazine: RSA 2014: Experts discuss the most dangerous new attack techniques
- Security Week: Linksys Router Worm Spreading
- Forbes: New Cyberthreat Report By SANS Institute Delivers Chilling Warning To Healthcare Industry
- Healthcare Info Security: Study: Endpoint Vulnerabilities Common
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- Energy.Gov: Securing the Nation’s Grid
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- Washington Post: Senate cybersecurity report finds agencies often fail to take basic preventive measures
- NY Post: Yahoo e-mail customers’ names, passwords stolen
- SC Magazine: Attacker extorts coveted Twitter username in elaborate social engineering scheme
- FCW: Is cybersecurity the right job for you?
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- Federal News Radio: Target Breach interview with Johannes Ullrich
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- CBC News: Snapchat hack shows vulnerable side of smartphone apps
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- Network World: Take the 10th annual SANS Institute Holiday Hacking Challenge
- CSMonitor: Target data theft: worrying sign of cyber thieves' sophistication
- threatpost: Facebook Phishing Campaign Employing Malicious Tumblr Pages
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- Course Review: SANS SEC 760 Advanced Exploit Development for Penetration Testers
- CSO Magazine: Can we use Big Data to stop healthcare hacks?
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- HealthITSecurity: CISO focuses on compliance, collaboration for SANS summit
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- CSO Magazine: What the Internet of Things means for security
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- eWeek: Cyber-Security in 2013: Software, People Still Have Vulnerabilities
- ComputerWorld: Shutdown could delay government's patching of IE, Windows and .NET flaws
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- CSO Magazine: CSOs: Stop flogging the threats and start providing solutions
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- WSJ: The Morning Download: Gas Industry Lobbies Against Cyber Standards
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- CyberCity: Training Ground For The Navy SEALs Of Online Defense
- CNN: America's next threat: Cyberterrorism?
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- CSO Magazine: Social engineering in penetration tests: 6 tips for ethical (and legal) use
- TechTarget: Trusted platform module aids Windows mobile device security
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- Washington Post: Cybersecurity chief urges action by Congress
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- CSO: Alan Paller on cutting through the bull
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- SC Magazine: The six most dangerous infosec attacks
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- Forbes: Conversations On Cybersecurity: The Trouble With China, Part 1
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