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• ExecutiveGov: Gov't Launching First Employee Reskilling Academy for Cybersecurity
• FOX8: Genealogist urges users to take consumer DNA kits with a grain of salt
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• govloop: WHITE HOUSE LAUNCHES CYBER PROGRAM FOR NON-IT FEDS
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• Dark Reading: Why the CISSP Remains Relevant to Cybersecurity After 28 Years
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• Forbes: Lance Spitzner: How To Secure The Human Operating System
• CSO: What is enterprise risk management? How to put cybersecurity threats into a business context
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• Army.mil: 'Tiger Stance' focuses on realistic, state-of-the-art cyber task force training
• InformationWeek: How Mid-Size Firms Can Overcome DevOps Challenges
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• Federal News Radio: In ‘Cybertropolis,’ Army begins to move its cyber training exercises into the physical world
• WSJ: U.S. Officials Push New Penalties for Hackers of Electrical Grid
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• betanews: Endpoints leave industrial IoT vulnerable... Err, what's an endpoint?
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• Harvard Business Review: Internet Insecurity
• Forensic Magazine: Q&A: Mobile Forensics Expert Discusses Highlights of Digital Work
• CSO: Who wants to go threat hunting?
• FCW: China's penetration of U.S. supply chain runs deep, says report
• infosecurity magazine: #RSAC: The Five Most Dangerous New Attacks According to SANS
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• CIODive: RSAC: 3 key cyberthreats to watch in 2018
• CSO: Two incident response phases most organizations get wrong
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• Fifth Domain: RSA - Future cyber threats will come from inside the architecture
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• USA Today: Cybersecurity – Dissecting Data
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• CDW: Endpoint Security Evolves to Address Smarter, Fiercer Threats
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• IDGConnect: Testing the waters: The value of ethical hacking for business
• CBR: Gov't to put new cybersecurity measures in place for smart devices
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• infosecurity magazine: Microsoft Vulnerabilities Accelerate in 2017
• AP News: Woman at Top of Her Game Seeks Girls With a Cyber-Aptitude
• CSO: Video with Rob Lee-SANS DFIR Curriculum Lead: The people you call when you've had a breach
• TechRepublic: How one hacker stole $226K worth of cryptocurrency from Oracle servers
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• ArsTechnica: Oracle app server hack let one attacker mine $226,000 worth of cryptocoins
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• IT World Canada: Patching Meltdown/Spectre: Take your time, or get to it fast?
• FE News: It's Time to Go Back to Basics to Address Cybersecurity Skills Shortages
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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
• WSJ: Medical Devices Can Lead to Breaches
• Energy.Gov: Securing the Nation’s Grid
• SearchSecurity: Cyberthreats: Know thy enemy in 2014
• 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?
• Security Week: Cyber Attack Leverages Internet of Things
• Design News: Fuzzing Framework Fights Control Hackers
• Federal News Radio: Target Breach interview with Johannes Ullrich
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• CSO Magazine: Rising impact of Target breach indicates deeper hack into systems
• CBC News: Snapchat hack shows vulnerable side of smartphone apps
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• Nextgov: The Ten Worst Hacks of 2013
• Nextgov: Awards Recognize Best in Government Cybersecurity
• Security Week: Alleged NSA Payment to RSA Raises New Fears of Gov't Undermining Crypto Security
• 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
• ComputerWorld: 300 victims report fake support calls to security org
• Nextgov: Master's Accreditation Benefits Federal Cyber Pros
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• CSO Magazine: Can we use Big Data to stop healthcare hacks?
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• Federal News Radio: DHS, SANS Institute join forces to give agencies cyber primer
• NetworkWorld: New GIAC certification advances industrial cyber security
• Certification Magazine: New GIAC cert aimed at protecting industry and infrastructure
• CSO Magazine: What the Internet of Things means for security
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• NBC News: Cyber defenders are in short supply as hacking wars escalate
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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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• TechRepublic: Researchers reverse-engineer the Dropbox client: What it means
• MIT Technology Review: Dropbox and Similar Services Can Sync Malware
• CSO Magazine: CSOs: Stop flogging the threats and start providing solutions
• Business News Daily: Here Comes Windows 8.1 — Should You Upgrade?
• FCW: Why .gov went dark
• Infosecurity: Former DHS Secretary Launches Council on Cybersecurity
• Infosecurity: SANS: Internet of Things Must Drive Fresh Security Approaches
• Security Bistro: Thinking About How to Secure the Internet of Things (IoT)
• How to make a bazillion dollars in 2014 from Windows XP
• HealthITSecurity: Engaging users to augment healthcare security training
• Course Review: SANS SEC573 Python for Penetration Testers
• NPR: U.S. Worries NSA Leaker's Files Could Be Hacked
• So, You Wanna Be a Penetration Tester?
• CSO Magazine: 5 questions with Alissa Torres, SANS Instructor and Incident Handler at Mandiant
• WSJ: The Morning Download: Gas Industry Lobbies Against Cyber Standards
• NetworkWorld: Security analytics will be the next big thing in IT security
• CyberCity: Training Ground For The Navy SEALs Of Online Defense
• CNN: America's next threat: Cyberterrorism?
• Ecommerce Times: Market Jitters Hint at Social Hacks' High Threat Level
• CSO Magazine: Social engineering in penetration tests: 6 tips for ethical (and legal) use
• TechTarget: Trusted platform module aids Windows mobile device security
• Nextgov: New Tool Can Help Agencies Assess Cyber Skills
• AutomationWorld: An Education in Cyber Security
• Government Technology: Colorado Embraces New IT Security Philosophy
• New York Times: Luring Young Web Warriors Is a Priority. It’s Also a Game.
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• InformationWeek: China Hack Attacks: Play Offense Or Defense?
• SearchSecurity: Emerging threats include kinetic attack, offensive forensics: RSA 2013
• CRN: 5 Most Dangerous New Hacking Techniques
• Control Engineering: Michael Assante and Tim Conway offer security suggestions for plant operators
• Bank Info Security: CISOs Building Credibility
• New York Times: Some Victims of Online Hacking Edge Into the Light
• CSO: How Colorado's CISO is revamping the state's information security -- on a $6,000 budget
• Fox News: Cyber Experts Needed, But There's a Skills Gap
• LA Times: Hackers target Western news organizations in China
• NBC News: Cyber watchdogs worry about worker shortage
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• AirForceTimes: Cybersecurity personnel to have new mission
• Businessweek: The Battle to Protect Confidential Data
• BYOD offers tricks and treats for enterprises, say analysts
• CIO: SANS NetWars tests cybersecurity pros against peers
• CNN: Scammers create fake donation websites for Sandy victims
• Comprehensive Cybersecurity: Securing the Human Operating System
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• CSO: It's time to start patching the Human OS
• Dark Reading: ‘CyberCity’ Faces Its First Attacks Next Month
• Dice: Did Fried Brain Cells Bag John McAfee?
• Forbes: The Cloud's Not-So-Secret Weak Link
• Forensics: When is Data Truly Lost?
• GCN: NetWars helps develop the future of cybersecurity
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• InfoWorld: Eric Cole: Interview with a remarkable security guru
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• NetworkWorld: Want to develop cybersecurity skills? Try SANS Institute's NetWars
• New Cyber Group Aims To Spread Basic Security
• Potential for Sandy scams prompts warnings
• SearchSecurity: Custom, targeted malware attacks demand new malware defense approach
• SearchSecurity: NetWars CyberCity missions to improve critical infrastructure protection
• Tool Scans for RTF Files Spreading Malware in Targeted Attacks
• Washington Post: CyberCity allows government hackers to train for attacks
• Whitelisting Traffic: A practical Exercise for Network Defenders
• SANS CyberCon 2012: It's A Secret
• Forbes: Spammers Are Using Facebook To Impersonate Your Friends
• NY Post: White-hat cyberbug bounty nets cash
• CIO: How to Secure Data by Addressing the Human Element
• Lack of Cyber Career Paths and Training Standards Stymies Security
• Google Switches On Browser Spy Cam in Chrome
• Microsoft provides workarounds for Oracle vulnerability
• DNS Changer: Cyber Criminals, Internet Access And The FBI
• Washington Post: Cybersecurity chief urges action by Congress
• DNSChanger apocalypse: Like Y2K, but even snoozier
• CSO: Alan Paller on cutting through the bull
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• Thousands risk Internet shutdown as U.S. fix expires
• Botnet infections in the enterprise have experts advocating less automation
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• The AC/DC lesson: Why IPv4 will be with us a long time
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• SearchSecurity: Password database inventory required following LinkedIn breach
• InfoWeek: LinkedIn Password Breach: 9 Facts Key To Lawsuit
• CSO: Advanced persistent threats can be beaten, says expert
• Understanding and defeating APT, Part 2: Fighting the 'forever war' against implacable foes
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• How Ethical Hackers Make Computers Safer
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• NetworkWorld: New approaches to combat 'sources of evil' and other security issues
• Old remedies don’t work on new threats; SANS panel will discuss alternative medicine
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• 3 Incident Response Essentials with Rob Lee
• Interview with Ed Skoudis: SANS Cyber Guardians hack to help America win the cyberwar
• Interview with SANS' Ed Skoudis: America losing the cybersecurity war to hackers
• Vermont Tech student takes first place in computer skills tournament
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• CIO: Mobile Malware: Beware Drive-by Downloads on Your Smartphone
• SC Magazine: The six most dangerous infosec attacks
• Ed Skoudis: RSA Conference Flash Talks 2012
• Air Force aims to turn cyber into a career
• SC Magazine: SANS builds digital certificate checker
• The 10 Biggest Online Security Myths - And How to Avoid Them
• CIO: How to Make Time for Continuing Education and Career Development
• Mobile Device Security Expert Q&A Part II: Start treating phones as computers
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• InformationWeek: 7 Ways To Toughen Enterprise Mobile Device Security
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• Forbes: Conversations On Cybersecurity: The Trouble With China, Part 1
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• ComputerWorld Artikel: Industriekontrollsysteme ausser Kontrolle
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