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We have looked for a couple of years at some of the areas of benefit, like having shorter sales delays associated with privacy investment, which means you can answer customers' questions more quickly and be able to streamline your sales process.

" Yes, we were very excited to be able to finally put a number on the overall return on privacy. What's the business case for privacy? Does anyone have a good read on this? Adobe did not issue its usual round of patches, Help Net Security reports.

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Yesterday was Patch Tuesday, and Microsoft addressed a total of one-hundred-fifteen vulnerabilities, twenty-six of which are rated critical, eighty-eight are considered important, and one is held to be moderately severe. KnowBe4, RiskIQ and others share warnings about this trend. Take the coronavirus seriously, but stay alert to COVID-19-themed scams. The commissioners offer some "big ideas to get the conversation started." These include the conviction that deterrence in cyberspace is possible, that such deterrence relies on a resilient economy and will require "government reform," that the private sector must up its own security game, and that election security must be given high priority. Like the report of the original Cold War Solarium (which considered nuclear strategy) the recommendations concentrate heavily on deterrence and resilience. That possibility is established imaginatively within the report by an introductory piece of fiction, "A Warning from Tomorrow," in which legislative staffers working from a Rosslyn, Virginia, high-rise survey the cyber-induced devastation across the Potomac with a sense of despair, futility, perhaps anomie. The recommendations are framed against the background of national vulnerability to a sudden, disabling cyber campaign.

"Preserve and Employ the Military Instrument of National Power.".

"Operationalize Cybersecurity Collaboration with the Private Sector.".

"Strengthen Norms and Non-Military Tools.".

Government's Structure and Organization for Cyberspace." The US Cyberspace Solarium released its report today, which includes as foreseen seventy-five recommendations grouped under six heads: Spare a thought or a prayer for two of our colleagues and their families, and stay safe. One of those affected is hospitalized in guarded condition, CRN reports. The cases of Exabeam's people aren't trivial. Vox has a summary of advice from public health experts on what individuals and organizations can do to slow the rate at which the virus spreads. Nonetheless, the conference organizers urge anyone who attended to refer to CDC recommendations concerning testing, treatment, and prevention of COVID-19. If you were at RSAC, Exabeam urges that you take whatever steps you find prudent to ensure you're not affected.įor its part, RSAC says they've been monitoring the outbreak, but haven't yet found any clear link to the conference. Symptoms appeared after their return from the conference. It's not clear when they contracted the virus, but both of them were at Exabeam's booth in the Moscone Center last month.

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Our wishes for the swift and full recovery of some of our industry's own: Exabeam says that two of its people have come down with COVID-19. Two cybersecurity professionals affected by COVID-19