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• Preparing for Australia’s data breach notification regime

  Australia’s Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) Act 2017 marks a milestone for information security legislation, but industry is still questioning the need for legal intervention.

• Bruce Schneier: Public-service technologists are needed to tame the IoT

  The internet of things needs to be regulated and soon before it becomes even more of a tool to facilitate cyberattacks, and that means coming up with civic-minded technologists to help formulate government policies, security expert Bruce Schneier told an RSA Conference 2017 audience.

• RSA: Elite cryptographers scoff at idea that law enforcement can ‘overcome’ encryption

  Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ call for a way to “overcome” cryptography met with scorn by a panel of elite cryptographers speaking at RSA Conference 2017.

• RSA: Watch out for a new weapon - your own data

  As tens of thousands of the world’s top security pros gather at RSA Conference 2017 they are being called upon to watch out for a new threat: their own data.

• IBM’s Watson teams up with its SIEM platform for smarter, faster event detection

  IBM’s Watson supercomputer can now consult with the company’s security information and event management (SIEM) platform to deliver well researched responses to security events and do so much faster than a person.

• Enterprises look for help managing security logs

  Managed security services have been growing in popularity over the past several years, and the latest task enterprises are looking to offload to an outside provider is security information management.

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  Translating Security Leadership into Board Value

  What Boards Want to Know and CISOs Need to Say Seven years ago in the SBIC report Bridging the CISO-CEO Divide, we explored the best practices security leaders could use to communicate more effectively with their C􀀁Os. CISOs were at a crossroads and just beginning to take a seat at the executive table. We provided recommendations from global leaders about ways CISOs could embrace their growing leadership role, build trust with the executive leadership team and earn the confidence of their C􀀁O. We discussed how harting a new course based on a strategic, risk-based approach to information security would drive clear business value.