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Four questions for a casino InfoSec director

CIO

Physical security of the Ethernet/fiber cabling, along with the switch hardware interconnecting today’s casino floors, has become a much bigger focus of IT security teams as direct physical access can often be the starting point for unauthorized access.

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Protecting Client Data with AWS: Ensuring Trust in the Digital Age

Mentormate

Human errors, such as accidental data deletion, can also lead to severe consequences, especially without proper backup and disaster recovery measures. AWS Cognito provides secure, frictionless identity management for external users, integrating with trusted public authentication services.

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Colocation: The Benefits of Cost-Effective Data Centers

Kaseya

You also get power, backup power, cooling, cabling and more, just as you would at your own data center. This could include CCTV monitoring, fire alert, on-site guards and identity authentication. Disaster Recovery Preparedness. Simply put, you are basically renting space for your equipment at the colocation facility.

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How to calculate TCO for enterprise software

CIO

And there could be ancillary costs, such as the need for additional server hardware or data storage capacity. Here are some costs that will need to be included in your analysis: Hardware: Do I need to buy new hardware, or do I have capacity to run the software on existing servers and storage?

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Top 10 Cloud Security Best Practices to look for in 2023

Openxcell

c) What is the disaster recovery plan? i) What are the authentication methods they facilitate? – Data backup and recovery The data backup and recovery function creates a backup copy of data that can be recovered in case of primary data failure, hardware or software failure, data corruption, or human-caused events.

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IT Risk Assessment: Is Your Plan Up to Scratch?

Kaseya

Hardware or software failure, backup and recovery problems, physical damage to devices or any other factor that could negatively affect IT infrastructure and disrupt business operations is included in the IT risk assessment plan. Errors in backup systems may also lead to data loss.

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Cybersecurity Snapshot: As Feds Hunt CL0P Gang, Check Out Tips on Ransomware Response, Secure Cloud Management and Cloud App Data Privacy

Tenable

Here’s what it recommend: Be as prepared as possible for a ransomware attack, including having data backups; a business continuity and disaster recovery plan for critical applications; cyber insurance coverage; and updated threat intelligence information.

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