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Expert insights on the latest cybersecurity trends, challenges and solutions
Security
Dave Frymier
May 6th, 2015
At this year's RSA Conference the Cryptographers' Panel was all but boring. Get a recap of this lively conversation centered on an NSA-sponsored proposal to require “backdoors” or “skeleton keys” to be placed in technology products that feature strong encryption so that law enforcement can perform the digital equivalent of wiretapping.
Security
Dave FrymierApril 29th, 2015
Unisys CISO Dave Frymier shares his general impressions and outlines the major themes he observed at last week's RSA Conference.
Security
Dave FrymierMarch 10th, 2015
Attempts by the US government to control the level of encryption in products exported outside the United States by limiting the key length to 512 bits has resulted in one of the peskiest problems in IT – backward compatibility. How do you eliminate a feature, but not break already deployed equipment that expects to use it?
Security
Dave FrymierAugust 19th, 2014
A recent survey reveals 78 percent of respondents believe that a successful attack on their SCADA/ICS systems is at least somewhat likely within the next 24 months. Find out several things these organizations can do to improve the situation without giving up all the cost savings.
Security
Dave FrymierMay 13th, 2014
The 2014 Unisys Security Index survey shows that U.S. consumers have a somewhat blasé attitude toward online security. This might be because businesses and banks are shielding them from losses associated with cyber attacks.
Financial Industry Insights
Dave FrymierJanuary 24th, 2014
Organizations are constantly under attack from hackers and fraudsters. Cyber-attacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. In order to protect sensitive corporate and customer data, organizations need to utilize next generation security technology.Organizations are constantly under attack from hackers and fraudsters. Cyber-attacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. In order to protect sensitive corporate and customer data, organizations need to utilize next generation security technology.
Disruptive IT Trends
Dave FrymierMay 15th, 2012
The Unisys Security Index for the first half of 2012 indicates 33% of respondents are “not concerned” about computer security in relation to viruses or unsolicited e-mails. This is up from 18% last year at this time...
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