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RSA takeaway: Defenders are (over) confident
In cybersecurity, both the attackers and defenders think they have an edge. They can’t both be right.
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5 cybersecurity lessons from ancient battles
Tips gleaned from the great generals and battles of the ancient world.
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Suzanne Spaulding on why DHS is at RSA
Homeland Security’s head of NPPD explains why the agency goes to conferences like RSA and what she’s learned this year’s event.
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Infographic: Evolution of info sharing
Infographic depicts how cyber information sharing has developed over time and where it’s going.
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4 lessons from NSA on automating cybersecurity
NSA special assistant to the director on cyber Philip Quade offers some lessons-learned to make sure automating incident reporting is a boon instead of a bear.
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Twitter Tracker: RSA talks IoT, privacy
Meaty panels and insightful keynotes continue at RSA.
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How big data, info sharing make hackers’ lives harder
Top Homeland Security cybersecurity officials explain how understanding where malware comes from can disrupt the attack cycle.
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Carter plugs collaboration between DoD, private sector at RSA
Defense Secretary Ash Carter outlined several new paths for Silicon Valley to work with DoD and help the latter become more agile.
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Defense Secretary: No backdoors
The government’s top defense official told RSA Conference attendees he doesn’t think building backdoors to encryption is the right way forward.
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Explaining cyber to execs: Use fire
Why don’t fires grow out of control and burn down entire cities anymore?
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Apple-FBI dispute looms over RSA cybersecurity gathering
RSA, the cybersecurity conference that comes to San Francisco every year, might have flown past most people’s radars if this was a typical year.