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Cybersecurity Threat Breakdown - April 2018

on 5/17/18 8:00 AM By | Chris Lauzze | 0 Comments | Network Security Hacks and Data Breaches

Here’s your monthly roundup of the latest hacks and data breaches around the world. In this new monthly series, we’ll share information and updates on the most recent hacks that have made headlines, including causes, resolutions, and what you can do to protect your data.

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Key Tools and Tips for Successfully Identifying Security Breaches

on 5/10/18 8:00 AM By | Chris Bihary | 0 Comments | Network Security Hacks and Data Breaches

When a company is breached, every second counts in the race to mitigate damages. But most aren’t prepared – today it takes most companies more than 200 days to even detect a breach in the first place. Data breaches have finally slowed down this year – but the numbers are still frightening. 2017 saw more than 1290 data breaches, compromising 174 million records. This year looks more promising with only 250 incidents that were reported through the end of March, which resulted in approximately 5.4 million compromised records. While this is down from 2017 findings, it’s clear that there is a lot of room for improvement.

The 101 Series: Network Packet Brokers

on 5/3/18 8:00 AM By | Greg Zemlin | 0 Comments | The 101 Series Network Packet Brokers

Understanding and maintain control of your network is a constant, uphill battle. With the increase in network virtualization, BYOD, and growing number of security threats, network monitoring is more important than ever. It’s well documented that the foundation of any good visibility fabric comes from using network Test Access Points (TAPs), but then where does all that TAP’d traffic go? The answer should be, to a Network Packet Broker.

Garland TAPs at Work for the SECCDC

on 5/1/18 8:00 AM By | Herb Mattord, Ph.D., CISM, CISSP | 0 Comments | Network TAPs Network Security Hacks and Data Breaches

"You have just been hired as the network and security administrators at a small company and will be taking administrative control of all information systems. You know very little about the network, what security level has been maintained, or what software has been installed. You have little time to familiarize yourself with the network and systems and to begin the security updates and patches before 'hackers' starts actively attacking your company. In the midst of all the commotion, you have to keep up with the needs of the business and user demands while maintaining service level agreements for all critical Internet services. Welcome to the Southeast Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition (SECCDC).

What Happens When a Healthcare Computer Network Goes Down?

on 4/26/18 8:00 AM By | Chris Bihary | 0 Comments | Network Security Hacks and Data Breaches Healthcare

I hear it in the news every couple days or so, another major organization was hacked and one of two things likely happened; their network went down, or customer information was stolen. At this point we’ve all become so used to hearing about hacks, we think, no big deal, right? Well what if the organization hacked was your local healthcare provider; hospitals, doctors’ offices, and insurance companies. Now what?

The 101 Series: Fiber Polarity

on 4/24/18 8:00 AM By | Jerry Dillard | 0 Comments | Network TAPs The 101 Series

In our 101 network TAP series, we have explained the functionality of the various different types of network TAPs as well as some key features. Now we’re going to take a closer look at fiber optics with a focus on fiber polarity.

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Cybersecurity Threat Breakdown - April 2018

Key Tools and Tips for Successfully Identifying Security Breaches

The 101 Series: Network Packet Brokers

Garland TAPs at Work for the SECCDC

What Happens When a Healthcare Computer Network Goes Down?

The 101 Series: Fiber Polarity

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