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How to respond to a cyber attack

Following a breach, organizations should focus on mitigating damage and data loss and providing information to law enforcement. Partner at Ballard Spahr, LLP and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Ed McAndrew and Guidance Software President and CEO Patrick Dennis have compiled best practices for preparing and responding to a cyber-attack and working with law enforcement. Read More

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Capacity Management in the Modern Data Center

As we have seen, capacity management tools are inappropriate for assuring application performance. What is needed in the modern data center is a real-time control system that solves the intelligent workload management problem that was left out of the design of the software-defined data center with the advent of virtualization. Read More

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MWC 2017: The value exchange of data privacy

While consumers may not know the necessary precautions they should be taking to protect their data, they're aware of a bigger problem. And this has a lot to do with the rising number of data breaches each year. In 2016, for example, there was a record high of 1,093 U.S. data breaches, according to a recent report from Identity Theft Resource Center and CyberScout. Read More

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52% off Logitech Bluetooth Multi-Device Keyboard - Deal Alert

Logitech has created a keyboard for your computer that also works with your tablet and smartphone. This unique keyboard with integrated smartphone/tablet cradle makes it a breeze to switch between typing on three different Bluetooth devices, and right now costs just $24. Read More

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How to get your infrastructure in shape to shake off scriptable attacks

According to F-Secure's The State of Cyber Security 2017 report, criminal hackers perform most cyber-attacks using basic, scriptable techniques against poorly maintained infrastructure. This will continue as long as there are loads of attack scripts and plenty of poorly secured networks. Read More

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US surveillance law may see no new protections for foreign targets

Any reform of a controversial U.S. law allowing the National Security Agency to spy on people overseas will likely focus on its impact on U.S. residents, without curbing its use elsewhere. Read More

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ICYMI: Ride along to solve these data breaches

Verizon's recently released annual breach report that examines some of its cases where the RISK Team was called in to hunt down culprits. The "ride –along edition" of Verizon's report gets a first-person perspective of the company that calls in the heavy hitters to find out why the network has slowed or where a leak is. Read More

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Capacity Planning Fundamentals

As organizations scale, planning for greater application workload demand is critical. IT cannot afford to be seen as a bottleneck to successful business growth. Planning ahead is key, but as this ebook will discuss, equally important is the foundation you use to make projections. Read More

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