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How OPM Could Have Avoided the Data Breach

CTOvision

Visualizing traffic flow can help to discover unexpected paths in and out of systems to pinpoint unexpected ingress and egress points for systems and the network. Good security hygiene, going forward, can assist in preventing further attacks. Finally, if an actual breach does occur, it’s important to be able to find it quickly.

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Disruption Doesn’t Make an Appointment. A Guide for Handling the Unwelcome Knock.

CIO Business Intelligence

One of the biggest changes in the last few years has been the approach to the workforce, with many organizations adopting new approaches to what is an organization’s most valuable asset: the workforce. Activate business continuity plans and applicable strategies.

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Steps to Improve Your Security Posture during Technology Modernization

CIO Business Intelligence

It also has led to a de-emphasis of perimeter-based controls wrapped around the corporate network as the focus shifts more to identity and data-centric approaches. One aspect that many cybersecurity practitioners tend to agree on is that experiencing a security incident is not a matter of “if,” but “when.” Resilience as a foundation

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What digital business acceleration means for Gulfstream Aerospace’s CIO

CIO Business Intelligence

We need to dedicate our time, treasure and change management to getting transformation done.” In terms of structure, I have three application teams dedicated to certain parts of the business. One focuses just on our engineering and innovation of the flight group, all the product lifecycle management (PLM) stuff.

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- A Taxpayer Network Lock Out

Chief Seattle Greek Blog

Terry Childs, a network administrator for the City / County of San Francisco, was arrested last week on four counts of computer fraud. Childs apparently configured the City’s Cisco-based network so he along had the password(s) to control and manage that network. Original post: 20 July 2008. Can I cite a specific example?

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