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Chief Information Security Officers need to address social media risks
Social networks have quickly become important tools for sales and marketing departments. Chief Information Security Officers need to respond with risk management strategies, as conventional defences and data protection strategies may not address the threats posed by social networks, or allow staff to realise their potential.
Develop the right security stance for your business model
Regulations and the need to comply with them are an important security consideration. But matching security to laws ignores the security needs of your business model, a poor idea that can compromise your safety.
Five steps to understand your partners' security readiness
Do you understand the security practises your partners employ? And could they impact on your operations? Gartner has five ways to vet your partners to help you stay safe.
Could visualisation make your logs actually useful?
Security systems spew endless log files, which largely go ignored and unalysed. One researcher thinks visualising those logs might help security pros to understand the true state of security.

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What to do when you've been hacked
Network hacking attacks are more common that most of us would like to admit. In the second installment of his series on managing secure networks, Michael Gregg looks at six questions you need to ask of your organization if you've been hacked, and suggests strategies for keeping attacks from harming you in the first place.

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