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Fed Tech News Roundup 8 July 2015

CTOvision

push IT mandates as part of cybersecurity 'sprint' FierceGovernmentIT (Today) - The Marine Corps is directing its information technology system administrators to immediately implement public key infrastructure, or PKI, encryption as part of a review of cybersecurity at the service. Marine Corps, Interior Dept.

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Building Blocks of a Secure Tech Infrastructure: A Chief Product Officer’s Guide

Kitaboo

5 Ways to Establish and Maintain a Secure Tech Infrastructure Define your Goals and Requirements Get an Assessment Done Establish Strong IT Policies Secure Your Network Build a Backup IV. Network – This includes network elements like LAN and WAN along with internet connection, VoIP, switches, routers, and more.

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Ransomware Operator: 'Start **cking Up the U.S. Public Sector'

SecureWorld News

The FBI and other global law enforcement teams worked together on this case, compromising backups that were later restored by the gang, giving authorities access to internal systems, a tactic often deployed by the gang itself. Are the backups stored offline? Have we tested our ability to revert to backups during an incident?".

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What is a managed service provider? Strategic outsourcing for IT services

CIO Business Intelligence

Another area of growth for MSPs has been in providing internet of things (IoT) services, with 50% of MSPs seeing IoT as a significant revenue opportunity, according to CompTIA. MSPs also hire IT pros for roles tailored to specific vendor solutions, such as VMware and Oracle.

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The Hacker Mind Podcast: Ethical Hacking

ForAllSecure

Is it the hospital, which should have had a power backup? We do have we do have some people on the internet who have expressed concern about, you know, cyber criminal, I think is what we were originally going with. Who is responsible? Is it the power utility, which should have maintained better computer security?