Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of November 1, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of October 25, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

Everything about your professional life gets easier and more productive when your company or department is filled with talented team members who are motivated to do great work. The trick, of course, is being able to identify potential team members and then evaluate them effectively during the hiring process.

In spite of the critical importance of selecting team members effectively, many individuals who are tasked with hiring responsibilities get little guidance and are forced to rely on instincts that are unscientific and unreliable. Moreover, a candidate can seem impressive in an interview but then fail to perform over time in the job.

Since 1984, Barry Shamis has been developing programs to help managers learn to hire the best employees possible for their companies and departments. Barry’s techniques and methods allow clients to hire more confidently by making the hiring process more objective and less capricious. His company, Selecting Winners, has a client list that includes tech companies like Oracle, Microsoft, Cisco, SAP, GoPro, and Autodesk.

Barry will be joining Business Matters for a live webcast on Tuesday, October 27th, at 3:00 PM EDT. He’ll be discussing his unique approach to to the entire hiring process. During the show, he’ll be available to respond to questions from listeners.

Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of October 18, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

Antivirus is officially dead as the main security defense for the endpoint:  a wave of startups and veteran security firms are moving away from signature-based protection to more proactive and adaptive detection and mitigation that better match the rapidly evolving and AV-evading threats of today. With the endpoint as typically the weakest link that attackers target, modern endpoint security technology is all about focusing on the client as both patient 0 and as a treasure trove of attack forensics intelligence.

Join us for an in-depth discussion of why and how endpoint security is changing dramatically -- on the next episode of Dark Reading Radio, "Endpoint Security Transformed," Wednesday, October 21, 2015, 1:00 p.m. New York (10:00 a.m. San Francisco), hosted by Dark Reading Executive Editor Kelly Jackson Higgins. Our guests include Intel Security/McAfee’s Candace Worley, senior vice president and general manager of endpoint security. Register now and join us Wednesday, October 21, 2015, 1:00 p.m. ET.

Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of October 11, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of October 4, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of September 27, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

Join us for a roundup of the top stories on InformationWeek.com for the week of September 20, 2015. We'll be talking with the InformationWeek.com editors and correspondents who brought you the top stories of the week to get the "story behind the story." We'll be sure to wrap things up with the always thought-provoking Geekend writer David Wagner.

Join us for the show and for the incredible Friday Afternoon Conversation that runs beside the program. This is your chance to talk with your fellow InformationWeek.com community members about the news items that mean the most to your profession, your enterprise, and your work life. We'll look forward to having your voice in the discussion!

There are already 3.9 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices in the world today, and Gartner estimates that by 2020 there will be 25 billion of them -- inside our public infrastructure, our homes, our cars, even our bodies… and all full of vulnerabilities. Manufacturers of IoT devices are new to the business of writing code and unprepared for the brave new world they’re creating. Other than fault-finding from a distance, what can the information security industry do to solve the problem?  

 

Learn more and join the conversation on the next episode of Dark Reading Radio, “Fixing IoT Security,” Wednesday, Sep. 23 at 1 p.m. E.T. (4 p.m. PT), hosted by senior editor Sara Peters.