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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Countering disinformation: an essential new role for CSOs

Countering disinformation: an essential new role for CSOs

Countering disinformation: an essential new role for CSOs 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…

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McAfee Enterprise & FireEye 2022 Threat Predictions

McAfee Enterprise & FireEye 2022 Threat Predictions

What cyber security threats should enterprises look out for in 2022? Ransomware, nation states, social media and the shifting reliance on a remote workforce made headlines in 2021. Bad actors will learn from this year’s successful tactics, retool, and pivot them into next year’s campaigns wielding the potential to wreak more havoc in all our lives. Skilled engineers and security architects from McAfee Enterprise and FireEye offer a preview of how the threatscape might look…

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6 common mistakes that lead to ransomware infections

6 common mistakes that lead to ransomware infections

6 common mistakes that lead to ransomware infections 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…

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Hidden Value In Creating Cybersecurity Audit Programs

Hidden Value In Creating Cybersecurity Audit Programs

One of my first tasks after leaving NSA for private industry in the early 90s was to write my new company’s information security policy. I’m not sure my previous job as a cryptanalyst left me qualified for this, but I was viewed as the security guy. So, I attacked the task with vim and vigor. That first information security policy I wrote was a thing of beauty. I scoured the Orange Book and other resources…

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Cyber threat intelligence can help to protect against cloud security threats

Cyber threat intelligence can help to protect against cloud security threats

The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated the massive increase in using cloud computing services. As the world progresses through its online evolution, cloud computing services have become more of a necessity. However, along with businesses, cybercriminals have also seen this virtualization as a means of snagging more prey. The rapid increase in cloud computing services has made organizations face novel security challenges. One survey revealed that within the last 18 months alone, 79% of organizations experienced…

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Why aren’t optical disks the top choice for archive storage?

Why aren’t optical disks the top choice for archive storage?

Optical media is the longest lasting medium currently in production. It can reliably hold onto your data for 50-100 years without power or cooling, and without the worry of magnetic degradation.  Using recordable optical media such as DVD-R is perfectly suitable for long-term archiving because it is write-once, read-many, meaning it is physically immutable—cannot be changed—so the data on it is tamper-proof. It seems, then, that optical media might dominate archived storage, but it doesn’t….

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Dish partners with FreedomFi to deliver 5G hotspots | ZDNet

Dish partners with FreedomFi to deliver 5G hotspots | ZDNet

Anyone can set up a Wi-Fi network. Setting up a 4G LTE or 5G network, that’s a different story. It took expensive, proprietary hardware from incumbent network equipment manufacturers. Now, thanks to a partnership of Dish Network, Helium Network, and FreedomFi it’s become affordable to set up your own small-scale cellular network. Here’s how it works. Dish Wireless provides the cellular data backbone. If you’re thinking, “but isn’t Dish a satellite TV company?” You’re right,…

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State Department to Form Cyber Bureau

State Department to Form Cyber Bureau

The United States is planning to create a new government department that will deal with matters of digital policy and cybersecurity.  On Monday, Secretary of State Tony Blinken announced plans for the State Department to launch a Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy, in an email to the department’s workforce.  In the email, Blinken reportedly stated: “This structure will provide us with greater leadership and accountability to drive the diplomatic agenda with the interagency and abroad and…

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Focaccia, Pizza, and Cloud from a VC Perspective – VMware Cloud Blog

Focaccia, Pizza, and Cloud from a VC Perspective – VMware Cloud Blog

What goes better together than focaccia, pizza, and old friends? For VMworld this year, I hosted three legends of VMware at my house in San Jose for an exciting, food-filled discussion on all things past and future about the company and cloud. Watch it here. If you weren’t around at the early stages of the company, here’s a recap of the contributions from this group: Steve Herrod worked on the original PHD research for VMware,…

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