CSO Update | | Employees must keep a sharp lookout every day for security breaches. READ MORE | | Issue highlights 1. Slideshow: Are you ready for a breach? 2. How to fight back against reputation damaging Internet monsters 3. Prospective security employees see too many low-ball offers | Resource compliments of: Ixia Your security tools are keeping the network protected against threats, but every tool requires maintenance, loses power, or needs troubleshooting. When this happens, you do not want your entire network to go down. Bypass switches solve these problems and are as essential as including a UPS in your rack. LEARN HOW EXTERNAL BYPASS SWITCHES IMPROVE NETWORK AVAILABILITY AND GIVE YOU MORE CONTROL OVER YOUR NETWORK SECURITY TOOLS | Leadership mindset is the key to success when it comes to handling breaches and better security READ MORE | Resource compliments of: Akamai Utilizing new social tactics and DDoS methodology, the activities of extortionist group DD4BC increased dramatically and targeted larger organizations over one calendar year. Over 140 DDoS attacks attacks confirmed as DD4BC were observed by Akamai with the financial services sector amongst the most often targeted. Akamai's newly released Case Study: Summary of Operation DD4BC provides attack analysis, examples of extortion letters and security suggestion organizations can take to avoid becoming a target can be downloaded at:http://bit.ly/1gre3KY | In today's world people make up stuff to damage reputations for both individuals and companies, either because they are paid to or just because they are bad people. No matter the reasons, it can do an amazing amount of damage in this age of social media. Columnist Rob Enderle shares a resource to keep on hand, just in case. READ MORE | White Paper: Neustar Inc As our lives get more connected, a trusted digital brand becomes a priceless asset. But according to new research, security, performance, and marketing flaws combine to taint the customer experience. Learn More | While there are a number of reasons why firms struggle to find good information security talent, I feel there are two significant reasons exacerbating the problem, which I will detail in this piece, in addition to comments from two recruiters who have their fingers on the pulse on the industry. READ MORE | Webcast: Level 3 Communications In this information driven economy, security risks are evolving. Find out what a network-based security solution can do to limit your exposure. Learn More | | | | | |
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