The future of ERP is AI
Despite cultural barriers and legacy tech, AI is poised to take over ERP functions, with ERP vendors adding new machine learning features and enterprises keen to investigate.
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Despite Takedowns, Botnets Aren’t Going Away Any Time Soon
Here’s what data center managers can do to reduce exposure to the likes of the Andromeda botnet.
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What is a botnet? And why they aren’t going away anytime soon
Controlling thousands or even millions of devices gives cyber attackers the upper hand to deliver malware or conduct a DDoS attack.
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Why Traditional Security Info and Event Management Tools No Longer Cut It
By being slow to add deep visibility into cloud environments, incumbent SIEM vendors leave themselves open to disruption by the likes of Splunk.
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How the Cloud Killed the Firewall
The firewall as we know it cannot keep up with today’s enterprise application needs.
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Data Center Security: Honey Pots and the Art of Deceiving Hackers
While a lot of work, honey pots are one of the most effective ways of pre-empting serious security breaches.
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What IP? Ex-con’s Security Firm Offers to Solve Hollywood’s Piracy Problem
Secure Channels pitches a secure storage service for movies and other sensitive intellectual property, but can it solve its reputation problem?
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How hackers crack passwords and why you can’t stop them
Password crackers have access to more stolen passwords and better password hacking software and tools than ever before.
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New Chip Design Gains Traction as Fix for Major Data Center Security Hole
Encrypting data at rest and in flight is not enough; solution could help Equifax avoid epic breach
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What is the cyber kill chain? Why it’s not always the right approach to cyber attacks
As an infosec professional, you’ve likely heard about using a cyber kill chain, also known as a cyber attack lifecycle, to help identify and prevent intrusions. Attackers are evolving their methods, which might require that you look at the cyber kill chain differently. What follows is a recap of what the cyber kill chain approach
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AI Starts Making Inroads into Data Center Security
Machine learning helps security systems uncover deviations human security pros cannot detect
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The Huge Security Threat of Misconfigured Cloud and How to Fix It
As organizations move operations to cloud environments, basic security controls are sometimes not implemented correctly.
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How AI can help you stay ahead of cybersecurity threats
Since the 2013 Target breach, it’s been clear that companies need to respond better to security alerts even as volumes have gone up. With this year’s fast-spreading ransomware attacks and ever-tightening compliance requirements, response must be much faster. Adding staff is tough with the cybersecurity hiring crunch, so companies are turning to machine learning and
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Is It Time for Data Center Managers to Say Goodbye to Kaspersky?
Experts question the company’s ability to survive allegations that the Russian government has built backdoors into its software.
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Unlimited DDoS protection the new norm after Cloudflare announcement
Late last month, global distributed denial of service (DDoS) protection provider Cloudflare announced that it would no longer charge customers extra when they were under attack. The company claims to have nearly 10 million customers and a presence in 117 cities around the world, with enough capacity to handle more than 15 terabits of traffic
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