November 2017: Zero-Day Attacks, Military Supply Chain, and Telecommuting

Security Management Highlights
01/11/2017 14 min
November 2017: Zero-Day Attacks, Military Supply Chain, and Telecommuting

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The NSA’s practice of storing zero-day vulnerabilities is questioned, a government watchdog finds flaws in a program that distributes surplus military gear, plus the benefits of a strong telecommuting policy.

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