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Hamilton, NJ (PRWEB) April 03, 2012
Pivot Point Security, a leading Information Security Assurance firm, announces that it has recently joined the Shared Assessments Program as an assessment firm member.
The Shared Assessments Program was created by leading financial institutions, accounting firms, and key service providers to inject standardization, consistency, speed, efficiency and cost savings into the vendor risk assessment process.
Not surprisingly shortly after Microsoft’s announcement of a significant RDP flaw our OSCAR clients started noting significant probing activity on port 3389 (example below). The positive for this particular customer was the issue is well contained as the Hourly and Daily (below) Anomaly Detection Reports noted the increased traffic was all rejected.
Interestingly, virtually all of the traffic was originating from the ...
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(PRWEB) March 29, 2012
Information Security Assurance firm, Pivot Point Security, has updated its document, Best Practices for Firing A Network Security Administrator. The guide outlines good practices for dealing with the dismissal or resignation of a key IT / IS employee, to reduce these risks. (e.g., theft of confidential data)
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