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Demand for information security professionals is high and skills wanted are very specialized. If you have them, make sure you are being paid what you're worth. #ITcareers #ITskills #ITsalaries

7 highest-paying IT security jobs, 2018
IT security is of major concern to all organizations, and they're willing to pay to get top talent. Are you being paid what you are worth? Take a minute to check.
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Putting up a simple honeypot is easy. It's managing honeypots that can be difficult. Automation can help. #networksecurity #cybersecurity

Honeypots as deception solutions: What to look for and how to buy
Commercial and open source honeypot tools are now effective deception solutions. Here's what you need to know before implement them.
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The goal of GreyNoise is to help enterprises tell the difference between targeted and omnidirectional scanning to better defend themselves. #cybersecurity #NetworkSecurity #Hacking

GreyNoise: Knowing the difference between benign and malicious internet scans
Used with Shodan, this "search engine that looks at people scanning the internet" can help you pick bad actors out of the noise.
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Don’t get scammed. Steve Ragan reveals what an Apple phishing attack looks like, screen by screen, showing the difference between the real and the fake.

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What an Apple phishing attack looks like
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Too many people think 2FA is unhackable when that clearly isn’t true -- as these hacks show. #2FA #cybersecurity #hacking

11 ways to hack 2FA
Always use two-factor authentication (2FA) when it is offered, but don't assume that it is completely secure.
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Ultimate insider stole North Korean secrets and defected, possibly pushing Kim Jong Un into talks. #NorthKorea

Theft of North Korean secrets may have pushed Kim Jong Un into talks
The ultimate insider has made off with North Korea's cyber intelligence, counterintelligence and nuclear secrets, causing people to think that's why Kim Jong Un met with South Korea's leader.
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Learn what a vulnerability disclosure program ought to look like and why companies can't outsource their security to bug bounty hunters. #cybersecurity #computersecurity #informationsecurity

Katie Moussouris: It’s dangerous to conflate bug bounties and vulnerability disclosure
“There are two extremes right now: no idea where to start or do a bug bounty,” says Moussouris, who built Microsoft's vulnerability disclosure program.
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Recent surveys have shed light on how cloud security strategies are changing, and more important, how they should change. #CloudSecurity #CloudComputing

How do you secure the cloud? New data points a way
New reports show big differences in risk among public, private, and hybrid cloud deployments. Here’s advice on the tools, information, and organizational structure needed to execute a successful cloud security strategy.
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Looking for an Android antivirus tool? One of these will likely fit your needs. #MobileSecurity #Android

Best Android antivirus? The top 11 tools
There are plenty of antivirus tools for Android. Here's how the top 11 measure up in protection, usability and features.
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Venture capitalists are funding AI to solve cybersecurity problems. #cybersecurity

The biggest security startup deals of 2018 (so far)
Recent VC investment in cybersecurity has tended to favor companies applying machine learning techniques to security problems. Here are some of the largest dealmakers that will be bringing you the next wave of security technology.
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CSO Online’s Michael Nadeau and Steve Ragan join Ken Mingis from Computerworld to discuss the impact of GDPR and what U.S. companies must do now to protect customer data. Find the show here on May 17: https://bit.ly/2Ip1BOj

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** Next on TechTalk – Are you ready for GDPR? **
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Cofense Triage is still evolving, but it's one of the best tools to protect against phishing. #phishing #cybersecurity

Review: Keeping the bad phish out of your network pond with Cofense Triage
The tool is still evolving, but even now represents one of the most advanced defenses against phishing.
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ICYMI -- Georgia's governor vetoed SB 315, the bill that would have criminalized many forms of security research.

Georgia governor vetoes bill that would criminalize good-faith security research, permit vigilante action
Veto comes in response to overwhelming criticism from industry. Georgia cybersecurity folks had been outraged about SB 315, and warned that it could cost the state jobs.
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** 2019 CSO50 Awards – Nominations now open **

We’re now accepting nominations for the 2019 CSO50 Awards, which recognize security projects and initiatives that demonstrate outstanding business value and thought leadership. DEADLINE – Aug. 1, 2018.

>> Get more information & submit your nomination here: http://spr.ly/6187Dezbz

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Want to be a threat hunter? Here's what it will take. #ComputerSecurity #Cybersecurity

Who wants to go threat hunting?
Rob Lee talks about how he became one of the first threat hunters and how you can become one. It will take skills in IR, forensics, and security analytics.
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The bitcoin network is more evil than the internet. Countries with most bad actors in it - US, China & Germany. #bitcoin #blockchain

Bitcoin network 3 to 10 times more 'evil' than rest of the internet
New research published by Rapid7 reveals that the bitcoin network is at least three times "more evil" than the entire internet.
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