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Frictionless security
Adam Boone at Certes Networks outlines three principles for protecting applications in the modern enterprise |  |
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Out of the shadows
Dana Wolf at OpenDNS explains how Cloud-based reporting can be used to combat the effects of Shadow IT
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Reducing detection time impact
It can take over 229 days to detect a network breach - an unacceptably long time, says Cohesive Network’s Patrick Kerpan |  |
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Understanding malware
Cris Thomas at Tenable Network Security gives us a timely reminder of the nature and risk of the malware threat
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Security software
Adam Greenwood Byrne of RealVNC explains why the channel, software companies and customers must collaborate to diminish the threat
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Network Computing Awards 2015
This year's Network Computing Awards took place on March 19th at the Hotel Russell in London. Here we profile some of the 2015 winners:
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Welcome to the October 2015 Newsletter.
A slightly belated welcome to this month's newsletter! We're rapidly running out of days in the month, largely due to the fact that we've been moonlighting somewhat on our sister publication, Computing Security - or more specifically the Computing Security Awards, which were held on October 8th. For full details of the 2015 winners and runners-up click the banner above!
We've continued with the security theme for this month's newsletter too, with five articles and a review (and some news!) dedicated to analysing and combating the latest threats. They include advice on how to shed light on Shadow IT via cloud-based reporting tools, an opinion piece on reducing the detection time of a breach through application-centric network security, and a timely reminder for increased vigilance when dealing with the ever-present malware threat.
In fact with TalkTalk’s share price dropping even as Scotland Yard’s cyber crime unit and BAE’s Applied Intelligence division investigate the extent of the latest cyber attack on the company, it’s all too clear that security issues won’t be straying far from the headlines anytime soon
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