3 security pain points NoSQL must remedy

How to detect malware infection in 9 easy steps Beware of hot foreign spies who want to steal your data

InfoWorld's Security Central February 17, 2015 3 security pain points NoSQL must remedy Here are the key ways NoSQL security problems are likely to manifest, along with some of the solutions first- and third-party vendors are pursuing to keep those problems at bay. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. How to detect malware infection in 9 easy steps 2. INSIDER Beware of hot foreign spies who want to steal your data 3. Windows 10 embraces password-killing biometric authentication 4. Prevent DNS-based DDoS Attacks Resource compliments of: (ISC)2 Get your skills certified by (ISC)2 to fight cyber threats As cyber threats continue to evolve and change, certified security and IT pros have never been more in demand. It takes a fully trained team to ensure that your organization is protected. Your knowledge and skills in security play a critical role in ensuring your organization is secure. LEARN IF CISSP OR SSCP IS THE RIGHT CERTIFICATION FOR YOU, DOWNLOAD THE SNAPSHOTS TODAY. How to detect malware infection in 9 easy steps Hey Windows users: Here's now to get the incredible power of 57 antimalware engines with no performance impact on your computer. READ MORE INSIDER Beware of hot foreign spies who want to steal your data The hottest new attack tool for stealing sensitive information? Sexy foreign spies. Learn the tools and methods used to bait and hook high-value employees and bleed your organization dry of data. READ MORE Windows 10 embraces password-killing biometric authentication Instead of using passwords to log in to PCs, Microsoft services, and other third-party accounts, you’ll also be able to use a fingerprint or eye scan -- possibly integrated with a key fob for two-factor authentication. READ MORE Prevent DNS-based DDoS Attacks Security expert Cricket Liu lays out the workings of a DNS-based DDoS attack -- and how to prevent one from hitting your company. READ MORE White Paper: Kaspersky Lab, Inc. Top 10 Tips for Educating Employees about Cybersecurity Do you know the most common risk factor for corporate cybercrime? Employees. Download Kaspersky Lab’s Top 10 Tips for Educating Employees about Cybersecurity to learn: • Why and how to develop an effective security policy • Examples of common threats to employees and your business • Tools to reduce risk and cybercrime LEARN MORE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now!