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While Lenovo insists that their computers present no security threat except some insufficient storage available problems , we must recall they do run the Windows OS that's an important hole:-) On a more serious note, this...
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I am really looking forward to this show. This is a topic I've covered over the past few years, and it's been really interesting watching this C-level position evolve and mature.
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Thanks for a great blog @trainACE. Curious to know which of the datafeeds you think are most important. Or are they all critical?
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Thanks for your thoughtful and detailed reply @aws0513. I hope you will tell us how your checklist approach works to cloud services assessment works. When do you thnk you will see some results?
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In my experiences, the following rule always applies: "The data owner is responsible for protecting the data they manage and use for their business operations." This means that no matter where the data is stored, the data...
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Just a reminder that our radio shows represent an opportunity to interact directly with our panel via online chat following the the broadcast. But if you have a question or point of view you want to express in advance, you...
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The chicken or the egg metaphor is a great analogy for the cloud security debate. So I ask you all, when it comes to cloud security, who's bears the greatest resposible? the CSP or the SOC team?
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There is growing evidence that initial claims for reduced traffic sppeds and greater pedestrian safety in "shared spaces" is overstated. See: Shared space - research, policy and problems - http://eprints.uwe.ac.uk/17937/8/tran1200047h.pdf There...
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That's absolutely right. Such scenarios of financial pain and horror might cause you to wonder how you can keep yourself from becoming a credit card theft victim. One answer is to use payday loans rather than credit cards...
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Windows 8 is better for touch screen, which is not for common users. I upgrade XP to windows 7, but forget the admin password, finially, I find the solution here: http://www.passwordtech.com/how-to-reset-windows-7-password.html....
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I agree with you and have alluded to many of the same principles in another article posted. A higher emphasis needs to be put on penetration testing from a party that does not have malicious intent. Many of the security...
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