Here are the limits of Apple's iOS 8 privacy features

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	Why your company needs both a CIO and a CISO Information security isn't a luxury these days. It's a necessity. Read More WHITE PAPER: Masergy Communications Inc. An Integrated Approach to Managed Network Security For a growing number of organizations plagued by continuing security issues, the answer to the high cost, complexity and uncertainty surrounding network security is a managed security service built on a unified, behavioral-based security architecture that is integrated, modular, and centrally managed. Learn More In this Issue Chip and PIN: No panacea, but worth the effort – and the cost Here are the limits of Apple's iOS 8 privacy features 8 headline-making POS data breaches Apple's iOS 8 fixes enterprise Wi-Fi authentication hijacking issue New US Senate bill aims to limit access to emails stored abroad Malicious advertisements distributed by DoubleClick, Zedo networks Google to turn on encryption by default in next Android version CloudFlare can provide its caching service without your SSL keys Home Depot breach put 56 million payment cards at risk, company says China says US hacking accusations are 'totally groundless' Auth0 wants to make it easy for devs to add authentication to apps WEBCAST: Interactive Intelligence How Moving Your Contact Center to the Cloud Eliminates Risk The total cost of ownership (TCO) debate between a premises and cloud decision continues to wage on. Depending on how you look at it, it seems that you arrive at a different conclusion. However, the missing factor in nearly all cloud contact center and unified communications TCO discussions is the consideration of buyer risk. Learn More Chip and PIN: No panacea, but worth the effort – and the cost Relief is in sight for the beleaguered U.S. Payment Card Industry (PCI). By October 2015, chances are that America will no longer have the dubious distinction of leading the world in credit card fraud. Read More Here are the limits of Apple's iOS 8 privacy features Apple's new passcode-based encryption for the iPhone and iPad can be circumvented and provides only limited protection to data. Read More 8 headline-making POS data breaches The rash of data breaches in the US through POS terminals has many looking the Chip and PIN model used in Europe. Read More Apple's iOS 8 fixes enterprise Wi-Fi authentication hijacking issue Apple's iOS 8 addresses a serious weakness that could allow attackers to hijack the wireless network authentication of Apple devices and gain access to enterprise networks. Read More New US Senate bill aims to limit access to emails stored abroad Legislation introduced in the U.S. Senate on Thursday aims to place limits on access by U.S. law enforcement agencies to emails and other communications stored abroad. Read More WHITE PAPER: Secunia New Data Released on 2014 Security Vulnerabilities This 2014 Security Vulnerability Report reveals data on global trends. Learn how the primary attack vectors are shifting, why there's an increase of vulnerabilities in Windows 7, and how to be on the watch for risks in PDF readers, browsers and the top 50 software applications. Learn more >> Malicious advertisements distributed by DoubleClick, Zedo networks Two online advertising networks, Google's DoubleClick and Zedo, have been delivering malicious advertisements that could install malware on a person's computer, according to the security vendor Malwarebytes. Read More Google to turn on encryption by default in next Android version Google is turning on data encryption by default in the next version of Android, a step that mirrors broad moves in the technology industry to ensure better data security. Read More CloudFlare can provide its caching service without your SSL keys CloudFlare said it has engineered a novel way to handle sensitive encryption keys that allows organizations such as financial institutions to still use its caching service to fend off cyberattacks. Read More Home Depot breach put 56 million payment cards at risk, company says The breach of Home Depot's payment systems may have compromised 56 million payment cards as a result of malware that has since been eliminated, the company said Thursday. Read More China says US hacking accusations are 'totally groundless' The Chinese government says accusations that it was involved in cyberattacks against U.S. transportation contractors are "totally groundless and untenable." Read More Auth0 wants to make it easy for devs to add authentication to apps Auth0, a provider of identity services that developers can build into their apps, scored a $2.4 million investment. Read More
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