2011 State of the CSO
More budget? Perhaps a little. More attention from senior management? Yes, a bit. Better results? That's not so clear.
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Better bug-bounty reports helped Facebook hone in on 2015's surge in critical flaws
Growing participation in Facebook's bug-bounty program saw security researchers paid $US936,000 ($A1.29m) for 526 valid bug reports – including 102 high-impact bugs – during 2015, according to the company's latest report on the program.
David Braue | 11 Feb | Read more
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The week in security: Kmart, DJs hacked as report confirms Target ignored security basics
News of the hacking of two high-profile Australian retail brands came down within 24 hours of each other, as Kmart Australia and then David Jones joined the ranks of the digitally infiltrated.
David Braue | 06 Oct | Read more
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Does SAP handle security researchers better than Oracle?
SAP was once a security laggard, according to one security researcher, but in light of yesterday’s rant by Oracle’s CSO, SAP is looking pretty good.
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Partnerships boosting cybercrime response but it's still key to “think like a criminal”: security research director
The joining of forces between previously competitive security firms has fundamentally transformed the anti-malware process and facilitated a much stronger response to surging cybercrime, according to the head of Trend Micro's specialised cybercrime research facility.
David Braue | 01 Jun | Read more
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Cybercrime skills critical for all police as global criminals move online, INTERPOL warns
Law-enforcement authorities must increasingly partner with private-sector security researchers to combat increasingly flexible, malevolent and global security interests on their home turf, an INTERPOL cybersecurity specialist has warned.
David Braue | 28 May | Read more
