Security That Goes from Anywhere to Anywhere Else

Security That Goes from Anywhere to Anywhere Else

In networking and security, there has been a tendency to equate the term “working from anywhere” with “working from home,” partly because the need for remote access went mainstream when the pandemic suddenly caused many employees to work from home offices. But the two terms are not the same. Working from anywhere truly means anywhere with security that’s consistent whether someone is working from a data center, home office, airport, hotel room, or other remote…

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Iron Mountain acquires ITRenew in sustainability move

Iron Mountain acquires ITRenew in sustainability move

Iron Mountain has been around for 60 years, and it’s well known for providing storage and information management services that protect critical business assets and highly sensitive data. But it’s probably is not the first name that comes to mind when you think of IT hardware.  That’s not for lack of trying. Since 2017, Iron Mountain has invested more than $2 billion in building and buying data centers. It has a total of 18 around…

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Ransomware Threat Just as Urgent as Terrorism, Say Two-Thirds of IT Pros

Ransomware Threat Just as Urgent as Terrorism, Say Two-Thirds of IT Pros

Nearly two-thirds (60%) of security professionals believe the threat of ransomware should be treated with the same urgency as terrorism, according to new research by Venafi. The survey of 1500 IT security decision-makers from the UK, US, Australia, France, Germany, Benelux and the US highlights the growing concerns about the scale and damage of ransomware attacks, which have surged during the COVID-19 crisis. More than two-thirds (67%) of respondents from organizations with over 500 employees experienced a ransomware attack…

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F-Secure uses flaw in at-home COVID-19 test to fake results

F-Secure uses flaw in at-home COVID-19 test to fake results

Security researchers used a Bluetooth vulnerability to change negative results to positive. Security researchers at F-Secure identified a Bluetooth vulnerability in a home test for COVID-19 that could be used to manipulate test results. Ellume, the manufacturer, addressed the flaw when F-Secure shared the problem with them. Image: F-Secure Security researchers found a vulnerability in a home test for COVID-19 that a bad actor could use to change test results from positive to negative or…

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10 Ways to Protect Your Identity

10 Ways to Protect Your Identity

We’re online more than ever, in large part because it allows us to take advantage of online conveniences like bill pay and booking appointments. But these many benefits might also leave us exposed to risks, like identity theft. Identity theft is characterized by one person using another’s personal or financial data for their benefit. Cybercriminals may take information like a person’s name, birthday, Social Security number, driver’s license number, home address, and bank account information…

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What’s next after Log4j?

What’s next after Log4j?

What’s next after Log4j? | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy to learn more. This Website Uses CookiesBy closing this…

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The Best is Yet to Come – Looking Ahead to 2022 – Cisco Blogs

The Best is Yet to Come – Looking Ahead to 2022 – Cisco Blogs

What a time to be alive! We’ve come a long way since the pandemic began in early 2020, and there have been several unforeseen changes in recent times – both personally and professionally. While these (almost) two years have undoubtedly been difficult, we’ve done our best to persevere as we continue to overcome this period in our lives. Amidst all the uncertainty, however, I’ve found comfort in remembering to appreciate the little things that life…

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Four steps to build and retain a solid cybersecurity team during a labor shortage

Four steps to build and retain a solid cybersecurity team during a labor shortage

Four steps to build and retain a solid cybersecurity team during a labor shortage | Security Magazine This website requires certain cookies to work and uses other cookies to help you have the best experience. By visiting this website, certain cookies have already been set, which you may delete and block. By closing this message or continuing to use our site, you agree to the use of cookies. Visit our updated privacy and cookie policy…

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Best new features in Windows Server 2022

Best new features in Windows Server 2022

Windows Server 2022 was released this summer ready to take on production workloads with a host of new features. What’s hot in the latest edition of Windows Server? Let’s take a look. New network protocols It’s no surprise that a major focus for Microsoft in Windows Server is performance. Most people using Windows Server are using it to host critical business services and applications that directly support either employees or customers. In either case time…

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