Content by Information Security Media Group

Break the Fraud Lifecycle

Information Security Media Group  •  March 14, 2014

Fraudsters continually find new ways to attack, but too many organizations rely on old, unsuccessful methods to detect and prevent fraud. This is the premise, says David Mattos, VP Sales, with Easy Solutions.

Why Target Breach Was Preventable

Information Security Media Group  •  March 14, 2014

The Target retail POS breach is the most talked-about incident in recent memory - and it was entirely preventable with available security solutions, says Adam Tegg CEO of Wontok Solutions.

Third-Party Risks: Containment Strategy

Information Security Media Group  •  March 14, 2014

Mobility has driven the rise of containerization as a security strategy for employee-owned devices. But what about for contractors? Kimber Spradlin of Moka5 discusses how to mitigate third-party risks.

RSA 2014: ISMG Advisers Luncheon

Information Security Media Group  •  February 28, 2014

During RSA 2014, Information Security Media Group held an exclusive luncheon for its editorial advisers, a group of industry thought-leaders who help shape the discussion around information security, privacy and risk management. View images taken from the event.

RSA 2014: ISMG Behind the Scenes

Information Security Media Group  •  February 28, 2014

Information Security Media Group, diamond media sponsor at RSA Conference 2014, was busy conducting video interviews with top leaders in cybersecurity. Here's a look at the team behind the scenes.

Improving Encryption Management

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

As organizations expand their use of encryption to help prevent breaches, they must improve their management of cryptographic keys, says Prakash Panjwani, senior vice president at SafeNet.

The API as an Attack Vector

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

The application programming interface is now an attack vector, which creates new security issues, warns Travis Broughton, IT architect at Intel.

Fighting Phone Fraud

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

While much of the security focus is on online fraud and major data breaches, organizations of all sizes and sectors are seeing a rise in phone-based fraud, says Matt Anthony of Pindrop Security.

Real Threat Intelligence

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

Everyone is talking about threat intelligence, but what are the characteristics that make it useful? David Duncan of Webroot offers insights on new solutions and partnerships.

How to Improve Cybercrime Tracking

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

With enhanced analytics, organizations and law enforcement are improving their ability to trace malware attacks and other advanced persistent threats, says Eward Driehuis of Fox-IT.

The Evolving Threatscape

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

Traditional fraud has evolved in complexity, changing the threat landscape dramatically. Greg Maudsley and Preston Hogue of F5 discuss new strategies to mitigate evolving threats.

DDoS Attacks Continue to Grow

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

Neustar is about to release a new report on the DDoS threat landscape. What are some of the key trends to watch? Neustar's Jim Fink offers a preview of the study's findings.

Keys to Secure Content Sharing

Information Security Media Group  •  February 27, 2014

As content sharing via mobile devices becomes more common, organizations must make sure security issues are adequately addressed, says Hormazd Romer, senior director of product marketing at Accellion.

iBoss Offers Behavioral Analysis

Information Security Media Group  •  February 26, 2014

The gateway security solutions provider iBoss Network Security is enhancing its offerings by incorporating analysis of behavioral movement of traffic in and out of the network.

Security: Going Beyond Compliance

Information Security Media Group  •  February 26, 2014

While most organizations are focusing on compliance, they are ignoring basic human-factor security risks that technology cannot fix, says Hord Tipton, executive director of the International Systems Security Certification Consortium, better known as (ISC)².