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When security solutions don’t work as planned, embrace the complexity and use Systems Theory tools to adjust, regulate, and redefine.

When security solutions don’t work as planned, embrace the complexity and use Systems Theory tools to adjust, regulate, and redefine.

When security solutions don’t work as planned, embrace the complexity and use Systems Theory tools to adjust, regulate, and redefine.

The Ramnit banking Trojan continues to evolve, this time with the intent of making the malware harder to detect.

The Ramnit banking Trojan continues to evolve, this time with the intent of making the malware harder to detect.

The Ramnit banking Trojan continues to evolve, this time with the intent of making the malware harder to detect.

Faced with competing pressures, CISOs are ultimately the experts at assessing what’s truly at stake in their organizations.

Faced with competing pressures, CISOs are ultimately the experts at assessing what’s truly at stake in their organizations.

Faced with competing pressures, CISOs are ultimately the experts at assessing what’s truly at stake in their organizations.

It’s easy to brush off low-risk vulnerabilities as trivial—until they’re combined to create a deep-impact attack.

It’s easy to brush off low-risk vulnerabilities as trivial—until they’re combined to create a deep-impact attack.

It’s easy to brush off low-risk vulnerabilities as trivial—until they’re combined to create a deep-impact attack.

Getting the security investments you need often comes down to making your case to management in terms of operational risk.

Getting the security investments you need often comes down to making your case to management in terms of operational risk.

Getting the security investments you need often comes down to making your case to management in terms of operational risk.

Nearly 200,000 servers are still vulnerable to Heartbleed—and the organizations who own them might surprise you.

Nearly 200,000 servers are still vulnerable to Heartbleed—and the organizations who own them might surprise you.

Nearly 200,000 servers are still vulnerable to Heartbleed—and the organizations who own them might surprise you.

As security professionals, we often feel like we’re fighting a losing battle when it comes to cyber security.

As security professionals, we often feel like we’re fighting a losing battle when it comes to cyber security.