Shared Responsibility Key to Protecting Critical Infrastructure

Shared Responsibility Key to Protecting Critical Infrastructure

Protecting critical infrastructure from cyber-attacks requires adopting a shared responsibility model between vendors, network operators and governments, according to a panel speaking during a recent FT webinar. The panel, moderated by Alex Irwin-Hunt, global markets editor of fDi Intelligence at FT Group, agreed that a range of parties has different responsibilities in ensuring the integrity of software and hardware products. The process begins with manufacturers “making sure that their product that’s released into the market is…

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Application Aware Networking with Cisco SD-WAN – Cisco Blogs

Application Aware Networking with Cisco SD-WAN – Cisco Blogs

Part 3: Enhanced Application Experience with Cisco AppQoE As enterprise application data traverses WAN networks, the data can encounter congestion and packet losses that result in increasing latencies, resulting in sub-optimal experience for the workforce and machine-to-machine communications. My previous blog post illustrated how Cisco Software-Defined WAN (SD-WAN), with advanced Application-Aware Routing based on network and application health telemetry, provides intelligent path selection and data policy enforcement. These contribute to an optimal application experience by…

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Social Networks Account Stealer Hidden in Android Gaming Hacking Tool

Social Networks Account Stealer Hidden in Android Gaming Hacking Tool

Authored by: Wenfeng Yu McAfee Mobile Research team recently discovered a new piece of malware that specifically steals Google, Facebook, Twitter, Telegram and PUBG game accounts. This malware hides in a game assistant tool called “DesiEsp” which is an assistant tool for PUBG game available on GitHub. Basically, cyber criminals added their own malicious code based on this DesiEsp open-source tool and published it on Telegram. PUBG game users are the main targets of this…

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From Small Town Farm to Cisco Engineer – Cisco Blogs

From Small Town Farm to Cisco Engineer – Cisco Blogs

I grew up in a ravishingly small village in Gujarat, India named Vekariya. My parents were farmers, and I was going to a rural private school where my teachers found me as a bright student. I eventually left school to take up the responsibility of caring for my younger brother, doing house chores, and cooking at the age of seven. All of this, while helping my parents on the farm. After a few days of…

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Keys to a Better CX: Security, Observability, and Flexibility – Cisco Blogs

Keys to a Better CX: Security, Observability, and Flexibility – Cisco Blogs

The connections your customers build with your brand are largely tied to how they interact with your organization digitally. Customer experiences derived through these engagements have never been more important than now. Nearly a third (32%) of customers stated they would stop interacting with a brand they loved after one bad app experience,1 and a recent Forbes study found that 83% of executives surveyed faced moderate to severe risks to their revenue and market share…

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Dell Technologies Announces Record and Distribution Date for VMware Spin-Off Special Dividend | Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies Announces Record and Distribution Date for VMware Spin-Off Special Dividend | Dell Technologies

ROUND ROCK, Texas, Oct. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) board of directors has approved distribution of a special stock dividend to Dell Technologies stockholders of all its shares of Class A and Class B common stock of VMware, Inc. This represents approximately 81% of the outstanding shares of VMware common stock. Each share of VMware Class B common stock will be converted into one share of VMware Class A common stock…

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The dos and don’ts of advocating for cybersecurity in the boardroom

The dos and don’ts of advocating for cybersecurity in the boardroom

The dos and don’ts of advocating for cybersecurity in the boardroom 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…

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Thanks to a nasty GPSD bug, real-life time travel trouble arrives this weekend | ZDNet

Thanks to a nasty GPSD bug, real-life time travel trouble arrives this weekend | ZDNet

“Does anybody really know what time it is? Does anybody really care?” Actually, if you use computers for pretty much anything, you do. Oh, you may not know it if you’re not a system or network administrator, but security, identification, networks, everything that makes the internet goes depends on accurate time-keeping. To do this, some systems rely on Global Positioning Systems (GPS) appliances and the GPSD daemon to tell the exact time, and a nasty…

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