Cognitive Archives - Cyber Security Minute

The Cybercrime Landscape Is Evolving — Will Your Mobile Threat Defense Strategy Keep Up?

Issued by: Security Intelligence

As the workforce becomes increasingly mobile, organizations must adapt their security strategies to account for the enlarged threat surface. While mobility undeniably helps organizations boost productivity, it also creates considerable weaknesses in the IT environment. How can companies strike a balance between giving employees the 24/7 access they need to perform their jobs and protecting…

Malware & Threats

Is Your Healthcare Organization Prepared to Withstand a Data Security Breach?

Issued by: Security Intelligence

The healthcare industry has long been a top target for cybercriminals. According to a 2016 study from the Ponemon Institute, 89 percent of healthcare organizations have experienced a data security breach resulting in the loss or theft of patient information. More importantly, the cost of a data breach for healthcare is more expensive than any…

Malware & Threats

Tracking Malicious Insiders: Catch Me If You Can

Issued by: Security Intelligence

The idea of malicious insiders stealing valuable assets brings to mind a picture of masked men breaking into a bank vault or museum and making a getaway with their illicit stash. But what if the enemy is one of us — someone who knows exactly where we keep our most valuable items, how we safeguard…

Network Security

Seven Steps to Improve Your Security Operations and Response

Issued by: Security Intelligence

It’s hard to escape the reality that every day, cyberthreats morph and expand, escalating the need to improve and tighten security operations and response practices. While it may feel overwhelming, there are ways to help level the playing field. Cognitive computing and machine learning are new technologies that can empower security practitioners to focus on…

Malware & Threats

Elementary, My Dear Watson: Identifying and Understanding Malware With Cognitive Security

Issued by: Security Intelligence

Malware is a major cause of cyberattacks today, with fraudsters using targeted spear phishing emails and social engineering to distribute malicious files to unsuspecting employees at various organizations. To make matters worse, malware has evolved to avoid detection by traditional security tools and systems.

Malware & Threats

Using Cognitive Security to Fight the Cybersecurity Borg

Issued by: Security Intelligence

Organizations today find themselves in a situation not unlike that of the Enterprise crew in “Star Trek.” They are facing a formidable, technologically advanced enemy capable of taking over key components of the organization. In one episode of “Star Trek,” in fact, the Borg collective takes control of Captain Jean-Luc Picard himself, to the horror…

Software Security

Getting Primed to Adopt Cognitive Security Solutions

Issued by: Security Intelligence

President Barack Obama recently sat down for an interview on emerging technologies with Wired Magazine. “Traditionally, when we think about security and protecting ourselves, we think in terms of armor or walls,” he said. “Increasingly, I find myself looking to medicine and thinking about viruses, antibodies … It means that we’ve got to think differently…