McAfee on its own as independent security vendor

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CIO Security

Apr 07, 2017

Top 5 email security best practices to prevent malware distribution

With email representing an open, trusted channel that allows malware to piggyback on any document to infect a network, it’s often up to the organizations – their security teams and employees – to adopt appropriate security strategies and best practices to prevent a company-wide attack. Read More ▶

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Live Event: 3rd Annual DevOps Virtual Summit

Today's business leaders are transforming software delivery and building significant competitive advantage by successfully leveraging agile and DevOps methodologies in concert. Having spent countless hours recasting culture, advancing innovation and engaging greater levels of automation, related best practices now exist to be shared and further refined by all. Expanding DevOps adoption from pockets of early adoption across the entire software delivery lifecycle is the challenge that most organizations now face. Join us live March 7th for this virtual summit and get the real-world expertise and hands-on guidance available only from the industry's leading practitioners and DevOps evangelists. Read More ▶

McAfee on its own as independent security vendor

McAfee has officially spun out from Intel, dumping the name Intel Security and under new majority ownership that has deep pockets to help the company more aggressively acquire technology via mergers and acquisitions to supplement its home-grown innovations. Read More ▶

March 2017: The month in hacks and breaches

Voter records, patient data, and CIO hacking tools were among the data stolen last month. Read More ▶

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Ransomware grew into a $1 billion industry last year, and ransom payments now account for nearly 10 percent of the entire Bitcoin economy. Avoiding becoming part of that statistic requires good endpoint security and effective backups. But what if your defenses fail, your backups are inadequate, all attempts to restore the data fail, and you have to pay the ransom after all -- what do you do? Read More ▶

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