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Prevention is better than cure: New IT mantra to get rid of cyber-attack

The most important issue in IT industry is a cyber - attack these days. Advanced security measures and sophisticated firewall systems are not free from bugs. Hence it is not difficult to crack complicated coding and launch a potential cyber-attack. Sometimes it is observed that these attacks take around one month time to get sorted out. So the question is how did these hackers are getting access to data of a particular company? The answer is simple, it's an in-situ type attack, i.e. hackers stay inside the firm and get familiar with encryption pattern, firewall dimensions and sophisticated filters. The solution is to identify these red flags. That can be only managed if all small potential deviations are identified and listed. These create a huge data pool which can be implemented to automate the alert system. By this process small attacks can be taken care off in no time and protect company from higher damage.

To read, follow: http://www.informationsecuritybuzz.com/articles/data-analytics-in-the-early-detection-of-cybercrime/

 

 

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Why people violate information security policies

Security breaches happen due to misbehavior. This human behavior, not only affect IT and security, but also every aspect of life. It’s the reason why advertising and related marketing schemes work and the root-cause that affect society. Kevin Beaver (an information security consultant, expert witness, writer, and professional speaker with Atlanta-based Principle Logic, LLC), writes in his article about why people violate specific information security policies at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/itmanagement/people-are-violating-your-security-policies-and-heres-why-70833

 

 

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