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GUEST ESSAY: Why Microsoft Exchange users ‘must have’ robust data recovery policies, practices

The Last Watchdog

Corruption and failure scenarios. In this environment, the opportunities for mailbox database corruption and/or Exchange server failure scenarios are manifold and require proactive vigilance. Here are some of the common Exchange server failure scenarios companies face daily: •“Information Store Service” fails to start up.

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API Security Best Practices

Security Affairs

Such tools can help with API documentation, which in turn benefits design reviews, security testing, and protection. Identification and authentication failures, a typical API attack as stated by OWASP, result from poor or non-existent authentication and authorization. Implement Strong Authentication and Authorization Solutions.

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Women Helping Women. Is this so Radical?

Jane Frankland

In this blog I’m sharing a few suggestions for women. #1. Chances are you’ve been conditioned to believe that there are not enough opportunities or resources available for you. Pick Each Other Up when you Fail Failure is an inevitable part of life. Banish your scarcity mindset.

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Ways Women Can Support One Another in the Tech Workplace

Jane Frankland

In this blog I’m sharing a few suggestions for women. #1. Chances are you’ve been conditioned to believe that there are not enough opportunities or resources available for you. Pick Each Other Up when you Fail Failure is an inevitable part of life. Banish your scarcity mindset.

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The Best Way to Detect Threats In the Cloud?

Anton on Security

Pros/cons on Where Cloud Threat Detection is Done So, let’s turn this into pros and cons for where we are doing detection, using the framework from this post. But, definitely curious to see how this evolves… Note: written jointly with Tim Peacock and will eventually appear on a GCP Security Blog.

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The Best Way to Detect Threats In the Cloud?

Security Boulevard

So, let’s turn this into pros and cons for where we are doing detection, using the framework from this post. Better systems integration : CSP has unique opportunity to plug into related and supporting infrastructure for detecting threats with signals that are not otherwise externalized for privacy/security/performance reasons.

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Are our infosec controls sufficient?

Notice Bored

Blind-spots and coverage gaps that leave potentially significant information risks partially or wholly unaddressed because everyone either doesn’t appreciate that they exist (a failure of risk identification), or blithely assumes that someone else is dealing with them (failing to evaluate and treat them appropriately). OK, here goes.

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