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I'm making $86 an hour working from home. I was shocked when my neighbour told me she was averaging $65 but I see how it works now. I feel so much freedom now that I'm my own boss. This is what I do... ======== www.mone...
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I'm making $86 an hour working from home. I was shocked when my neighbour told me she was averaging $65 but I see how it works now. I feel so much freedom now that I'm my own boss. This is what I do... ======== www.mone...
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Hi,The 'right data' would depend on the expertise you are trying to enhance. I say that as this data only helps identify and hone threat indicators from large data sets. The people I write articles for are careful...
In reply to: Re: Some great actionable advice
Of course, HIPAA would be the stumbling block. (duh) But I can't imagine working in an environment where pagers, paging, and phone tag is the rule. Healthcare definitely has an uphill climb...
In reply to: Re: Shadow IT's "share button"
I was talking about SMS texting with the CIO and the discussion was focused on healthcare, so it's a very specific industry example. Hospitals don't want physicians or nurses texting each other via standard texting since...
In reply to: Re: Shadow IT's "share button"
The best approach to figuring out what data is important is to define what intelligence the system will provide and it's relevance to business. The potential data sources to be used for Big Data analytics is comparible...
In reply to: Re: 6 Tips for Using Big Data to Hunt Cyberthreats
Nice read @JeffWilliams. I tend to agree that the "know-do" gap of what users know versus what they do largely contributes of what you're discussing. This begs the questions do we need to improve our security...
In reply to: Re: Why Your Application Security Program May Backfire
Interesting, that the hospital CIO singled out SMS texting. What was their reasoning? Or is that just an example of a rogue app flying under the radar. It's hard to imagine texting as a rogue app since it's so ubiquitous...
In reply to: Re: Shadow IT's "share button"
This actually applies to a lot of things in security, so it's a wise joke well-taken.
In reply to: Re: SOC v CSP: Chicken or the egg?
It's always fun to be the rebellious end user, but what if someone in IT is fired due to a data breach caused by Shadow IT activity? More likely, the business user causing the breach would get fired, but it's hard to say...
In reply to: And who cleans up the data breach mess?
Just had a conversation with a hospital CIO about SMS texting, a technology IT doesn't want hospital clinicians using. Her point: IT can't just say no. IT also must provide employees with an alternative otherwise employees...
In reply to: Re: Shadow IT's "share button"
Speaking for myself, I would definitely agree, Dave!
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