John Casaretto

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Latest from John Casaretto

Healthcare site under continued attacks

Reports have been publicly trickling in that show some of the fears people have had thus far about the state of security for the healthcare.gov website. Critics have been pointing out how the site’s issues with stability, speed and reliability indicate a …

NSA malware infects 50,000 worldwide computer with 1,000 hackers

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

Another week, more NSA developments, well allegations really. Somehow perhaps people are getting numb to these things as they come out there is less and less surprise left. Last week news emerged that the NSA had infected more than 50,000 computer networks …

Healthcare.gov moving to HP from Verizon Terremark

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

Trying to make sense of Healthcare.gov through everything that’s happened so far in this botched atrocious rollout, it’s quite mind-boggling. Now comes yet another head-scratcher. The Department of Health and Human Services has confirmed that Healthcare.gov will be picking up the tent …

CyberSecurity 2014 with Alert Logic

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

CyberSecurity. 2014. What is going to be out there in terms of threats, products and trends? There’s plenty of opinions about this because security in the industry is so widespread by disciplines. That’s the modern security environment. So we sought out companies …

2014 Cybersecurity Forecasts

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

On a bit of a programming note, all month long in the month of December, SiliconANGLE will be featuring cybersecurity stories that focus on 2014 and beyond. We have gathered a number of thought leaders, executives and leading engineers to formulate a …

The NSA wiretaps possibly behind Yahoo and Google surveillance

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

It seems the NSA stories insist on staying at the top of the tech radar. As found in a New York Times article, the NSA may have tapped into fiber-optic connections to achieve their eavesdropping operations. If that is the case, then …

‘Doomsday’ cache feared to be part of the Snowden files

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

Like the plot of a number of popular espionage action flicks, the action has now turned its focus to one set of the files within the Edward Snowden payload. They’re calling it the “Doomsday” cache – a highly sensitive, ultra-classified set of …

CryptoLocker malware encrypts your files, then sells you the key for Bitcoins

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

What do CryptoLocker and Healthcare.gov have in common? Well, they’re both big, they are both affecting a lot of people, and there’s a lot of nasty code in both of them. Not to start a trend here, but perhaps at some point …

[24]7 study reveals modern consumer disconnects

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

[24]7 has unveiled some leading research that sheds light on the new expectations that consumers bring to the enterprise. With the accelerating adoption of smartphones, today’s consumers engage in stops and starts across multiple channels and devices. These new parameters of engagement …

What the security industry is missing from the new PCI 3.0 regulations

NEWS By JOHN CASARETTO13 YEARS AGO

If you haven’t heard the PCI Security Standards Council has put forward the newest version of its compliance measures, PCI 3.0. The payment processing industry regulations come into effect Jan 1st and they cover some interesting new elements. This latest update adds …

John Casaretto

Latest from John Casaretto

Healthcare site under continued attacks

NSA malware infects 50,000 worldwide computer with 1,000 hackers

Healthcare.gov moving to HP from Verizon Terremark

CyberSecurity 2014 with Alert Logic

2014 Cybersecurity Forecasts

The NSA wiretaps possibly behind Yahoo and Google surveillance

‘Doomsday’ cache feared to be part of the Snowden files

CryptoLocker malware encrypts your files, then sells you the key for Bitcoins

[24]7 study reveals modern consumer disconnects

What the security industry is missing from the new PCI 3.0 regulations

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