New Outlook for Android, iOS wipes the app, not the phone

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	INSIDER Your IT security infrastructure, rebooted for 2015  Cloud, mobile, social media and other factors are conspiring to force companies to reevaluate their security infrastructure, from firewalls to authentication. Read More  : Citrix Systems Infographic: Mobile Workspaces  The number of workers who telecommute is expected to increase 63% in the next 5 years, but the technology to support this is lacking in most organizations. Secure enterprise information and provide the ultimate in productivity with a mobile workspace solution that follows people anywhere, across all their devices. Learn More In this Issue New Outlook for Android, iOS wipes the app, not the phone Windows 10 embraces password-killing biometric authentication Fanny superworm likely the precursor to Stuxnet 7 social engineering scams and how to avoid them Equation cyberspies use unrivaled, NSA-style techniques to hit Iran, Russia There's no way of knowing if the NSA's spyware is on your hard drive 8 areas where CSOs and CIOs will converge in 2015 What's in a typo? More evidence tying North Korea to the Sony hack January marked by Java, Flash vulnerabilities DHS cybersecurity staff won’t get paid during shutdown Russian extradited to US for hacks that stole 160 million credit card numbers Microsoft adds HTTP Strict Transport Security support to Internet Explorer WHITE PAPER: Windstream Communications Security in the Age of Enterprise Technology  Windstream brings you the latest Nemertes report on how to use network security to create more business opportunities and remove stumbling blocks to progress. Learn More New Outlook for Android, iOS wipes the app, not the phone    Microsoft's new version of Outlook for Android and iOS adds a PIN lock and isolates email, leaving the rest of your phone intact. Read More  Windows 10 embraces password-killing biometric authentication  Microsoft joined the FIDO Alliance in 2013 and is ready to add the password-less authentication standard into its flagship product. Read More  Fanny superworm likely the precursor to Stuxnet  The worm, used by the Equation cyberespionage group, relied on zero-day exploits that were later used in Stuxnet Read More  7 social engineering scams and how to avoid them  Even the most savvy IT professionals can fall victim to social engineering attacks. Here’s how to recognize these threats and avoid falling prey to them. Read More  Equation cyberspies use unrivaled, NSA-style techniques to hit Iran, Russia  The group's attack on hard-drive firmware is one of the most advanced ever discovered, Kaspersky Lab said Read More  There's no way of knowing if the NSA's spyware is on your hard drive  Russian security software maker Kaspersky Lab published a report all but accusing the NSA of hiding spyware on hard drives made by Western Digital, Seagate, Toshiba and other top manufacturers. And there’s no way to know if it’s on there. Read More  WHITE PAPER: Rackspace Do You Know Who is Running Your Cloud?  Choosing a partner with deep cloud expertise, a track record of leadership, an understanding of your industry, and insight into your business' unique requirements is the clear path for migrating your operations into a scalable, highly available cloud solution. Learn More 8 areas where CSOs and CIOs will converge in 2015  With enterprise innovations and a changing workforce, not to mention more sophisticated physical and cybersecurity threats, we’re at a time now where CSOs and CIOs have no choice but to play nice in the sandbox. Read More  What's in a typo? More evidence tying North Korea to the Sony hack  A security firm says code used against Sony has similarities to other malware linked to North Korea. Read More  January marked by Java, Flash vulnerabilities  Newly-disclosed vulnerabilities in Flash and Java were the ones to watch out for this winter, according to a new report by Copenhagen-based security firm Secunia. Read More  DHS cybersecurity staff won’t get paid during shutdown    If Congressional leaders carry through on their threat to shut down the Department of Homeland Security, life for the agency's cybersecurity professionals will be miserable. Read More  Russian extradited to US for hacks that stole 160 million credit card numbers  The defendant pleads not guilty to assisting with cyberattacks on Nasdaq, Dow Jones, Heartland and other companiesRead More  Microsoft adds HTTP Strict Transport Security support to Internet Explorer  Websites will now be able to instruct the browser to always reach them over HTTPS Read More
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