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Busting 5 Common Myths About Vulnerability Assessment

Tenable

Video conferencing and VoIP solutions that became must-haves for remote-operating organizations (as necessitated by the COVID-19 pandemic) were common attack vectors during 2020. This risk scenario would also apply to a host that was hit by malware while interacting with a cloud instance outside the enterprise network.

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How conscious companies can thread IoT’s security and privacy needles

The Parallax

pound MK1 features a 166-degree Sony HD 1080p 30 FPS video camera built into the chin guard. It has built-in speakers and microphones for listening to music, GPS audio cues, taking phone calls, and communicating with other Forcite riders via a built-in VoIP system. The carbon-fiber, 3.4-pound

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10 Technology Problems Modern Business Owners Have To Deal With

Strategy Driven

Employees will make mistakes by playing the wrong video at the wrong website, and downloading a ransomware virus onto your network. Cloud computing options reduce costs for many businesses large and small. Additionally, solutions like VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) make scaling-out less costly. II: Internal Employee Error.

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Announcing IoT Security: No Organization Is Protected Without It

Palo Alto Networks

Different IoT devices use different hardware, operating systems and firmware. Most recently, the Sofacy Group (Fancy Bear or APT28) was found compromising popular IoT devices such as VoIP phones, office printers and video decoders to infiltrate several corporate networks. Simplifying IoT Security Implementation.

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Data center automation/performance management and optimization

CTOvision

Datacenters are complex operations with many intricate dependencies on both network and application infrastructures and with migration to virtualization of operating systems, applications, data and networks these complexities are growing. The larger the enterprise the more complex the data center is.