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Incident response lessons from the Texas flash flood

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Incident response lessons from the Texas flash flood

During the overnight hours of Saturday night and Sunday morning May 23-24, heavy rain in the Texas Hill Country triggered a flash flood of near-Biblical proportions in Wimberley and San Marcos. This is the story of a disaster response program executed exceptionally well. Read More


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7 things to do when your business is hacked

Businesses should have data-breach incident response plans in place, but even if they do they'll need to follow certain steps to accomplish the main goal of any such cleanup: getting the network back to supporting business as usual as quickly as possible. Read More

Phishers target middle management

Phishing scammers have busy middle managers in the crosshairs. Here's how to avoid being a victim. Read More

Vendor claims these three steps will prevent data breaches

Cheesy headlines aside, Netwrix, a firm that focuses on change and configuration auditing, has published a curious list of steps that are said to be the key in preventing a data breach. Yet, if these three steps are all that's needed, why hasn't everyone in InfoSec done this already and called it a day? Read More

Do security leaders need to worry about the end of the QSA program?

Whether you need to comply with PCI or not, recent changes to the QSA program signal the need for security leaders to engage in two important discussions. Read More

Report: Every company is compromised, but most infections not yet at critical stage

In a recent analysis of a quarter million endpoint devices in 40 enterprises, every single corporate network showed evidence of a targeted intrusion but most of the activity was not yet at the most-dangerous data exfiltration stage. Read More

Workarounds, kludges, and hacks that will improve your life

Whether you want to lower your cell phone bill or find true love, there's usually a way around your problems. Read More

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