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How to implement the US Cybersecurity Framework

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The technology that supports and protects an organization’s information is increasingly advanced and connected. It is also increasingly under attack. Earlier this year, the National Institute of Standards and Technology released the US Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) to help critical infrastructure providers. Now, new guidance from ISACA, an association of 115,000 global technology and business professionals, helps organizations of all sizes and in all industries use the CSF.

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Tripwire, Inc has announced the results of a survey of 215 attendees at the Black Hat USA 2014 security conference in Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Inevitable growth of web apps leading to innovative new use cases yet many organisations still struggle with security implementation and testing.

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Dell Software survey shows nearly 100 percent of respondents in finance, retail and healthcare industries are worried about capability to meet compliance objectives.

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The EU General Data Protection Regulation is expected to be passed this year and take effect in 2015 but new research from cloud visibility and enablement company, Skyhigh Networks, suggests that only 1 in 100 cloud providers meets these requirements to date.

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