As Brazil’s economy continues to scale, computer hardware manufacturers and software developers are realizing the immense potential for expansion into the nation. In fact, some of the world’s largest technology firms, like Microsoft, have recently expanded their manufacturing operations in Brazil. The business opportunities in Brazil aren’t just limited to Fortune 500 companies. Other manufacturers …
Author: Dewayne Adams
In many ways, Hurricane Katrina was a wake-up call. The technology many of us took for granted, such as the internet, was suddenly useless. Making matters worse, many post-disaster procedures rely on these technologies, making it difficult to determine who was missing, where to expend supplies, and where to focus rescue efforts. As IEEE global …
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While the speed of a VDI array has increased greatly due to improved CPU, RAM, network speed, and other advances, a common bottleneck for all of this speed relies in data storage arrays. Traditional hard disk drive (HDD) arrays are limited in the amount of data they can process and how much data can be …
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Earlier this year, Google announced Android for Work. This new functionality leverages the power of the Android platform, making them even more effective tools for enterprise organizations. Though the technology is still new, there are exciting implications for companies with bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies. Read on to learn how Android for Work can help secure your …
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One of the biggest mistakes software companies make when creating an appliance is rushing the hardware decision. For convenience, developers often load their software onto existing servers or hardware not optimized for their applications. During the inevitable rush to market, this can result in appliances that don’t perform efficiently or require a hardware refresh early in their life-cycle. …
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In 2014, Experian rightly predicted that healthcare related breaches would continue to grow in 2015. According to the Identity Theft Resource Center report, as of April 28th of this year, 93 healthcare breaches had been reported. While businesses across a number of industries have suffered from cyber attacks, the healthcare industry has been the hardest hit, …
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Malware, the pernicious threat, has a new form: malvertising, or "malicious advertising." What is most disturbing about this form of malware is that you don't always need to click on a piece of malvertising to infect your computer; in some cases, just mousing over a malicious ad during your web browsing is enough to unleash …
The recent crossfire incident where GitHub found itself battling to stabilize service exemplifies the critical importance of defending your network against DDoS attacks. While most US-based security experts unequivocally point the finger at CNNIN’s complicity, simply identifying the origin of threats isn’t enough to protect your servers or your data. Seventy-one hours into the attack, …
I found an APT – Now what? Operationalizing Advanced Threat and Breach Response. Read More…
There was an intriguing post over at KrebsOnSecurity last week that involved the site tracking down the Russia-based author of a tool designed to help cyberthieves evade fraud detection systems. (Yes, such tools certainly have legitimate IT purposes,… Read More…