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Four questions for a casino InfoSec director

CIO Business Intelligence

Recent cyberattacks at MGM Resorts and Caesars Entertainment have put the spotlight on cybersecurity practices at casinos – and the importance of educating employees on social engineering tactics. As learned from recent cyberattacks, user education has become a critical component to protecting against these threats as well.

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The secrets of successful cloud-first strategies

CIO Business Intelligence

Addressing observability in the cloud, adopting and scaling your SRE [site reliability engineering] capabilities, the use of chaos testing, and ensuring proper resiliency testing is completed [are] critical to meet the availability expectations of the end user,” he says. Build a realistic roadmap — and a surefire skills plan.

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How to calculate TCO for enterprise software

CIO Business Intelligence

A TCO analysis forces you to think about things such as data migration, employee training, and process re-engineering. And there could be ancillary costs, such as the need for additional server hardware or data storage capacity. Energy: If I need new hardware, what are the additional energy costs in terms of electricity, cooling, etc.?

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Federal Government Signals Interest In Several Key Leading Edge Technologies

CTOvision

Mobile and embedded Agile environments – Proliferation of new device types, form factors, firmware and OS versions, and native hardware all present new complications for testers. This is accomplished using virtualisation software to create a layer of abstraction between workloads and the underlying physical hardware.

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Domains of Cybersecurity : A Brief Overview | Hacking into Cybersecurity

Linux Academy

Think about all the controls we have in place on our networks today: firewalls, authentication systems, intrusion detection and prevention systems (network- and host-based), router and switch security, operating system security, data encryption — the list goes on and on. Domain 3: Security Engineering. Domain 4: Business Continuity.