Apple's Tim Cook warns that sacrificing privacy 'risks our way of life'

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	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  : Citrix Systems Security Leadership Series: Security Strategies for Success  Today’s highly mobile employees and line-of-business groups are front-line participants in the struggle to secure the enterprise. This exclusive CSO Magazine eBook shares best practices for leading meaningful security discussions, engaging users to protect business information, and meeting security-related compliance requirements. Learn more In this Issue Apple's Tim Cook warns that sacrificing privacy 'risks our way of life' How a bug almost ate all of your Facebook photos VirusTotal tackles false positive malware detections plaguing antivirus and software vendors Box gets customer-managed key encryption Proposal for altered data retention law is still unlawful, Dutch DPA says Information disclosure flaw exposes Netgear wireless routers to attacks Cybercriminal gang plunders up to $1 billion from banks over two years Obama pushes for more cyberthreat information sharing WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 10 Essential Elements for a Secure Enterprise Mobility  This white paper highlights 10 key points encompassing security, user experience, IT operations and BYOD to help your organization realize the full benefits of mobility. Learn more Apple's Tim Cook warns that sacrificing privacy 'risks our way of life'  Apple's chief believes the personal impact of security breaches can be devastating Read More  How a bug almost ate all of your Facebook photos  Researcher reports he can delete photos from anybody’s account, Facebook patches flaw, he collects $12,500 bounty.Read More  VirusTotal tackles false positive malware detections plaguing antivirus and software vendors  VirusTotal is gathering file metadata from trusted software makers to integrate in its online scanning engine Read More  Box gets customer-managed key encryption  Fresh off its initial public offering, cloud file synch share and storage company Box has a new Enterprise Key Management (EKM) offering out this week that analysts say could ease customer concerns with using a cloud-based service.Box’s EKM uses Amazon Web Services’ Hardware Security Module (HSM), a device that sits on customers premises to hold keys to encrypted data. Previously, customers relied on Box to encrypt their data and Box held the keys; now, customers get to hold the keys on their own premises.“Yes this is significant news,” says Adrian Sanabria, a security analyst at 451 Research Group. “I’d say that client-side encryption has been a major obstacle to increased cloud/EFSS (Enterprise File Synch and Share) adoption.”To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Read More  WHITE PAPER: DomainTools Beyond Whois: The Power of Domain Profiles in Cybersecurity  A basic Whois query takes a few seconds but can provide the foundation for an investigation. However, it's often the data that does NOT reside in a Whois record that can be truly illuminating. Like a CarFax report going beyond the vehicle title, there is a wealth of knowledge in other public data. Learn more >> Proposal for altered data retention law is still unlawful, Dutch DPA says  Obliging telecom companies to retain customer data for months to help the police catch criminals is disproportionate, the DPA said Read More  Information disclosure flaw exposes Netgear wireless routers to attacks  The vulnerability allows attackers to extract admin passwords and wireless network keys Read More  Cybercriminal gang plunders up to $1 billion from banks over two years  Once inside a bank's network, the gang studied how it performed wire transfers in order to better mask fraud Read More  Obama pushes for more cyberthreat information sharing  The president signs an executive order intended to encourage companies to share more information with each other Read More
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