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Cybereye by William Jackson October 14, 2016

Is it too late to secure the Internet of Things?

A lot of attention has been given lately to the security in the Internet of Things. Unfortunately, there is already a widely installed base of vulnerable hardware and software that is being exploited for attacks. Are we doomed to another losing game…

Industry News by William Jackson October 11, 2016

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Tenable Security Blog – Defending the Defenders: USS Zumwalt

On October 15, 2016, the naval commissioning ceremony for the USS Zumwalt will take place in the Port of Baltimore. The USS Zumwalt is not only the newest ship in the U.S. Navy, it represents a new class of warship that takes…

Diversions by John Breeden II October 4, 2016

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TWB / NextGov Exclusive: Former NSA Director Calls Snowden Movie Grossly Inaccurate

People looking for a historical thriller in the new Oliver Stone movie Snowden may be disappointed. Chris Inglis, who was the Deputy Director of the NSA during the incident, calls the film grossly inaccurate in an exclusive interview with TWB author John…

Uncategorized by Carlos Soto October 3, 2016

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Microsoft HoloLens Review – Bridging The Gap Between AR And VR

Microsoft has a long tradition of spicing up relatively dull product announcements with compelling tech demos, and the Windows 10 announcement was no exception. The software giant used the opportunity to create a fair amount of buzz about the HoloLens, a futuristic…

Cybereye by William Jackson September 30, 2016

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New Standards for Sharing Cyberthreat Information

Standards are being published for creating new private sector Information Sharing and Analysis Organizations. Will these ISAOs be the tools we need to improve the nation’s cybersecurity?

Product Reviews Publications by Carlos Soto September 26, 2016

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Boosting Document Automation with Cloud and Platform Development

Few technologies are more vital to the bottom line of a modern business than document automation. Document automation’s universal application, speed of accessibility and ease of use can make or break a company of any size. It can mean the difference in…

Recent Publications By TWB Writers by Rutrell Yasin September 19, 2016

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Cybersecurity In The Obama Era

On February 9, President Barack Obama announced the Cybersecurity National Action Plan (CNAP), which he described as the capstone of more than seven years of determined effort by his administration. The plan builds upon lessons learned from cybersecurity trends, threats, and intrusions. The…

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The same old story: Security vs. Functionality

Despite years of rising concern over cybersecurity risk, the old conflict between operations and security remains the number one challenge for federal agency CISOs. Agencies must do a better job of building risk management into operational decisions.

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Network World Review: Data Leak Prevention

You may have a missing component in your defenses if you are not protecting your proprietary data. Either by malicious effort or accidental incompetence, users can send customer, financial, secret or sensitive information out of your network via almost unlimited channels. Network World…

Cybereye by William Jackson September 9, 2016

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A European Wind

The new U.S.-E.U. Privacy Shield, new European data privacy rules, Brexit, and globalization are combining to create interesting times for U.S. companies doing business across borders.

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