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3 ways to deter phishing attacks in 2023

CIO Business Intelligence

Unsurprisingly, there’s more to phishing than email: Email phishing: Attackers send emails with attachments that inject malware in the system when opened or malicious links that take the victim to a site where they’re tricked into revealing sensitive data. Don’t log in to WiFi networks you don’t trust. Double check.

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Private 5G Will Transform Healthcare

CIO Business Intelligence

As opposed to a simple performance upgrade, private 5G changes the game as organizations can have 5G infrastructure where the spectrum – and hence the network, as well as the data on the network – are owned by, and under the control of the organization. There are multiple enterprise advantages to having this level of control.

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Hyper-segmentation – How to Avoid Cyber Disasters

CTOvision

While people often think of security as just the tools used to protect the network, it’s not about that any more. Network Segmentation. The idea is that if someone gains access to your network, segmentation creates a dead end. The attacker can see the segment but not the rest of the network. Segmentation.

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Penetration Testing Remote Workers

SecureWorld News

These include: Home personal networks, wired and wireless, including network reconnaissance and device inventorying. This is a question of whether you have permission to inventory, classify, and perform a risk analysis on the networks supporting a home user’s environment. It is the attack vector that matters.

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InfoSec Policies and Standards: Some strategic context for those just diving into this world

CTOvision

Once the information security policy is written to cover the rules, all employees should adhere to it while sending email, accessing VOIP, browsing the Internet, and accessing confidential data in a system. Network Security Policy. How network systems can be secured. Implement policies. Security Awareness Policy.

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Why BYOD doesn't really matter or how I learned to embrace a.

A Screw's Loose

They can get their home email wherever they happen to be and they are probably doing some sort of VOIP or teleconferencing although they call it Skype or FaceTime. Networked prescription bottles that send texts based on consumption of the drug (or rather opening and closing the container) [link]. still a little ways out). Innovation.

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