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Security investments sustain, but shift in a tight economy - Vimarsana News

Security investments sustain, but shift in a tight economy

Security investment has been a big investment for companies - but it has also led to security sprawl. Dan Lascell of Tercera reviews the imbalance between supply and demand for security services.

New guidance by cloud group, federal agency target HIPAA compliance and vendor risk - Vimarsana News

New guidance by cloud group, federal agency target HIPAA compliance and vendor risk

NIST is seeking industry feedback on its updated healthcare cybersecurity insights, which have a renewed focus on HIPAA implementations. Meanwhile, the Cloud Security Alliance unveiled a third-party risk guide for healthcare.

Key Factors to Achieve Data Security in Cloud Computing - Vimarsana News

Key Factors to Achieve Data Security in Cloud Computing

Safety is key for enterprises deploying resources to the cloud. Learn some key points to remember when managing data security in cloud computing.

Organizations not confident they can protect sensitive data in the public cloud - Vimarsana News

Organizations not confident they can protect sensitive data in the public cloud

Cloud Security Alliance survey notes that while so many are not confident they can protect sensitive cloud data, there’s a growing interest in new technologies, such as homomorphic encryption and confidential computing.

Hacking the cloud: why APIs are now a top threat - Vimarsana News

Hacking the cloud: why APIs are now a top threat

The Application Programming Interface (API) is now integral to many services but it’s also a key target for attackers. Jason Kent, Hacker in Residence at Cequence Security, looks at why insecure APIs are now topping threat charts.