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• Big Security Data – Hawkeyed Snake Abatement (Part 3)
  Kim Singletary - mai 16, 2012
  In my two previous entries, I discussed the security concerns around implementing Big Data for companies and how Big Data is used to provide Security Intelligence that recognizes bad behavior and reputation for files and connections. But what can companies do today to get ahead and implement Big Security Data? With more and more connections, Read more...
• Securing Energy Substations
  Eric Knapp - mai 15, 2012
  Applying cyber security measures to industrial control systems represents some unique challenges.  How do you obtain situational awareness across zones while enforcing the maximum possible level of network separation?  How do you protect against malware while limiting the application of patches and updates to real-time systems?  If a system is compromised in some way, how Read more...
• No Sleep for Security – McAfee ePO and Intel vPro
  Ed Metcalf - mai 15, 2012
  You are not scanning your enterprise for malware often enough. Nobody is. Informal polls of customers and security professionals show that “Wednesday at noon” is the typical schedule for a full virus scan. The explanation for this timing boils down to “people are usually in the office on Wednesday and eating lunch around noon.” Some Read more...
• Security? I call people for that – I need to focus on the business!
  Martin Ward - mai 11, 2012
  You have a million things on your plate and security is likely not at the top of the list.  Of course it’s important, but you can’t be an expert in everything and you need to focus on what matters most – growing the business.  That’s hard enough to do in this economy, but in an Read more...
• NACACS 2012: Information Warfare, Emerging Markets, and…Did I Mention Humidity?
  Brian Contos - mai 10, 2012
  I just returned from speaking in Orlando, Florida – humidity, Mickey Mouse, and… did I mention humidity? I was there this week for the ISACA North America CACS Conference, presenting on information warfare, or more simply, nation-state attacks. I’ve spoken at around two dozen ISACA events over the last few years, and this year’s was one Read more...