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Microsoft Launches Early Access Program for Security Copilot

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The post Microsoft Launches Early Access Program for Security Copilot appeared first on Spiceworks. Copilot will offer key features such as automated incident summaries and real-time tracking of malware.

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2024 Security Recommendations: Tackle Change Head On

Forrester IT

We recently published the Top Recommendations For Your Security Program, 2024 report for CISOs and other senior cybersecurity and technology leaders. In 2024, our recommendations fall into three major themes for security leaders: Changing tech. Changing threats.

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How to Build a Hacker-powered Crowdsourced Security Program

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How to leverage ethical hackers at scale to deliver better security and vulnerability management. The post How to Build a Hacker-powered Crowdsourced Security Program appeared first on Spiceworks.

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Centralized supply chain security programs yield efficiency

CTOvision

Read Kirsten Provence argument for a centralized supply chain program on Security Magazine : Finding efficiencies in supply chain security is as simple as enveloping more of your supply chain. When corporations […].

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How to Measure DevSecOps Progress and Ensure Success

Speaker: Shannon Lietz, Director of DevSecOps Team, Intuit

The new DevSecOps team is up and running, and you feel ready to take on rising security threats while delivering quality software updates. But that leaves just one question: how do you monitor your new program as effectively and efficiently as possible?

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Looking for a Bug Bounty Program: 13 Signs of a Successful One

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Maximize your impact as a security researcher with these key insights. The post Looking for a Bug Bounty Program: 13 Signs of a Successful One appeared first on Spiceworks.

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PCI DSS version 4.0: Is your payment card data security program ready?

CIO Business Intelligence

The numerous new attack vectors being used by threat actors to obtain payment card data underscores the increasing necessity of compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS). and remain compliant long-term, while continually strengthening their overall security stance. It is also a high-value target.