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| Downloadable Asset: ProtectWise One of the most difficult and endemic problems facing cybersecurity departments today is security's 'you don't know what you don't know syndrome.' All too often, information security practitioners are tasked with responding to incidents on their network that they may not even know exist until they've already become full-fledged breaches. Read More ▶ |
| Cisco has announced security upgrades to cut the time compromises go unnoticed on endpoints, giving attackers less time to do damage if they get past preventive security measures. Read More ▶ |
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| ExtraHop is introducing a way to capture files just before ransomware encrypts them, making it possible to restore them but without regularly scheduled comprehensive updates. Read More ▶ |
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| The frail, legacy emergency 911 network in the United States was accidentally brought to its proverbial knees recently by a teenager looking for an Apple iOS bug. Read More ▶ |
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| Microsoft plans to patch a Windows vulnerability next week that Google publicly revealed just 10 days after notifying Microsoft. Read More ▶ |
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| >From the Googleplex to the spaceship, high-tech headquarters shot from above. Read More ▶ |
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| “As a long-standing industry expert in Internet routing, software engineering and communication protocol development, Roland fits right in – once again. He is a Cisco veteran having held several general management and executive leadership positions from 1991 – 2003. In 2010, he came back to Cisco as Vice President in our Smart Grid Business Unit, following the acquisition of Arch Rock, a developer of IPv6-based wireless sensor networks where he served as President and CEO. Prior to Arch Rock, he was the President and CEO of Procket Networks,” wrote David Goeckeler senior VP/GM for Cisco’s networking and security business in a blog about Acra’s return. Read More ▶ |
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| Robotically grabbing hunks of asteroid in deep space is no trivial task so it would be nice to practice the mission beforehand. That’s the goal with a mock-up asteroid NASA and the University of West Virginia recently built from rock, styrofoam, plywood and an aluminum endoskeleton. The mock-up is in preparation for NASA’s Asteroid Redirect Mission (ARM) which will send a spacecraft to rendezvous with a target asteroid, land a robotic spacecraft on the surface, grab a 4 meter or so sized boulder and begin a six-year journey to redirect the boulder into orbit around the moon for exploration by astronauts. Read More ▶ |
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| Case Study: ProtectWise With ProtectWise, a mid-sized energy cooperative drastically reduced incidence response times and moved from a reactive to a proactive security approach Read More ▶ |
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