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I really should consider more points when picking a cloud provider. I must admit I just get lazy with it though. When we have one that seems to work pretty well, I stick with them because it feels like quite a hassle to...
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The commandment I always come back to no matter what the scaremongering in the press is focusing on that week: don't be the lowest hanging fruit. You will never stop someone from hacking you if they really want to, but just...
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@Whoopty: It's not even about always being seen as a good guy. It is a fact of business that people are going to dislike you for whatever reasons they decide to come up with -- whether deservedly so or not.The point...
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Agreed, being seen in the public as a "good guy," is a must, though in Sony's case not having juvenile level security would have helped a lot too! I wonder sometimes if it's worth cultivating relationships with international...
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@Whoopty: Yep. The number one way to protect yourself -- that most people don't think about -- is to make yourself not a target (or, at least, to make yourself as less attractive a target as possible).The first big...
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That's the thing though isn't it? No one is vigilant all of the time. All it takes is a slip up when you're tired, or not paying attention and you are compromised. Ultimately, it's about not being the lowest hanging fruit...
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If an employee at Berkshire Hathaway would fall for that sample Warren Buffett spoof -- with the name spelled incorrectly twice, and only 40 followers -- then that employee may well be too darn stupid to work for B.H. in...
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Hello i am cyber security investigator please inform me,how i am learn about machine learning in security.
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Contextual awareness is key to any system that is in the business of predicting events and occurences and it is the same in the case of cybersecurity and cyber thwarting potential hacks . Great post
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As if matters were not dire enough with an explosion in sophisticated, effective hacker tools, every criminal element which can capture a programmer or buy the software expects to rake in unprecedented profit. Are corporate...
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Five Emerging Security Threats - And What You Can Learn From ThemAt Black Hat USA, researchers unveiled some nasty vulnerabilities. Is your organization ready?
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