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4 historic security events of 2016 and what they teach us [Infographic]
From the massive data breaches at Yahoo to the election hacks, history will look back on 2016 as a very instructive year indeed.
Crisis planning: 6 ways to put people first
"Planning for the 'what ifs' is not just about imagining events that are hard to imagine. It is about knowing which of your business functions will determine your ability to weather a crisis," says Bill Tibbo.
Digital Transformation: There's Never Been a Better Time to Reimagine Your Business
Digital transformation is disrupting businesses in every industry by breaking down barriers between people, businesses and things. By breaking these barriers, they are able to create new products, services and find more efficient ways
No phone is worth drowning over … or dying of embarrassment
Sometimes you’re better off accepting that the phone is a goner … lest you become one yourself.
7 ways to avoid alert fatigue
Just like when your car alarm goes off incessantly, you don’t always run for the door thinking your car was stolen. If only there was a way to hear for when actual robbers are near your car or in this case network.
How to review and test backup procedures to ensure data restoration
If you want to test backup and restore procedures with your eyes wide open, consider these factors and tips.
When your IT department goes rogue
In my last post, we discussed the latest habit of non-IT departments in organizations large and small: hatching rogue IT operations on the cloud, taking your company’s data for a spin in the Wild, Wild Web — unpatched, unprotected,...
Exploring the Benefits of Container Development
Evolve your application development to simplify DevOps and use containers to help drive innovation.
Defense in depth: Stop spending, start consolidating
When it comes to layered defense and security tools, less is often more just as more can sometimes be less. The average enterprise uses 75 security products to secure their network. That's a lot of noise and a lot of monitoring and...
How an audit can shore up your security strategy
The high-profile data breaches of recent years have forced many organizations to take a closer look at their security technologies and policies, experts say.
How to prepare your organization for the risk of data loss
Have you implemented policies to ensure your business is risk-ready?
The FBI isn't wrong; sometimes you will have to pay the ransom
Last week, during the 2015 Cyber Security Summit in Boston, Special Agent Joseph Bonavolonta said that the FBI's advice for some Ransomware attacks is to pay the ransom. Unfortunately, that might be the best option in some cases.
The Rise of Systems Intelligence: How the Internet of Things and smart systems will change everything
The internet of things represents a major and transformational wave of IT innovation. The ultimate goal for the enterprise to leverage IoT for predictive analytics and real-time intelligent decision making. This is going to require an
Inherited risk: The downside of mergers and acquisitions
Enterprises going through mergers and acquisitions reap the benefits of new products and other assets, but they also acquire all of the threat vectors that have been targeting the other organization.
Watch out for an upcoming leap second
One day this year we’ll have 86,401 seconds, not the usual 86,400. When that’s happened before it’s caused some software to get way out of wack.
Device lets smartphones communicate during network outage
An off-grid communications tool aimed at the prepper and outdoors market has potential for enterprise disaster planning.
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