You’ve been hacked. Now what?

Top 10 DNS attacks likely to infiltrate your network. Attention, rockstar developers: Get a talent agent. ITworld Today February 23, 2015 INSIDER You’ve been hacked. Now what? 6 key things to do after a security breach.READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Top 10 DNS attacks likely to infiltrate your network 2. Attention, rockstar developers: Get a talent agent 3. INSIDER Review: New weapons offer hope against advanced cyber-attacks 4. Lenovo hit with lawsuit over Superfish snafu 5. Sony is effectively no longer an electronics company 6. Apache Spark jumps on the R bandwagon 7. Facebook, other tech firms face pressure from drivers over work conditions 8. US judge dismisses antitrust case against Google over Android apps 9. Box buys Airpost, a startup that keeps tabs on cloud app use WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems Comprehensive Enterprise Mobile Management for iOS 8 This white paper provides an overview of the new iOS 8 capabilities in comparison to iOS 7 and how Citrix XenMobile makes it easier to manage iOS 8 devices without compromising the user experience. LEARN MORE Top 10 DNS attacks likely to infiltrate your network DNS-based attacks are on the rise because many organizations don’t realize DNS is a threat vector and therefore don’t protect it. READ MORE Attention, rockstar developers: Get a talent agent High demand, large workloads, and the changing nature of programming work have some developers seeking reps to help them land new gigs. READ MORE INSIDER Review: New weapons offer hope against advanced cyber-attacks Traffic monitoring tools from Damballa, Lanscope, LightCyber can detect hidden malware. READ MORE Lenovo hit with lawsuit over Superfish snafu A class-action lawsuit charged Lenovo and Superfish of fraudulent business practices, making PCs vulnerable. READ MORE WHITE PAPER: Citrix Systems 10 Reasons to Strengthen Security Data security has become an increasingly critical concern for all organizations. In this paper, we explore 10 reasons why app and desktop virtualization should be the foundation for your layered approach to information security. LEARN MORE Sony is effectively no longer an electronics company Once the king of consumer electronics, Sony is now basically a movie studio and videogame company. READ MORE Apache Spark jumps on the R bandwagon The big data processing technology looks to draw in data scientists. READ MORE Facebook, other tech firms face pressure from drivers over work conditions The increased unionization of drivers reflects unease about growing inequality in Silicon Valley. READ MORE US judge dismisses antitrust case against Google over Android apps A U.S. federal judge has dismissed an antitrust lawsuit that charges Google harmed consumers by forcing Android handset makers to use its apps by default, but gave the plaintiffs three weeks to amend their complaint. READ MORE Box buys Airpost, a startup that keeps tabs on cloud app use Airpost says it can turn rogue apps in enterprises into productivity assets.READ MORE WHITE PAPER: DomainTools Beyond Whois: The Power of Domain Profiles in Cybersecurity A basic Whois query takes a few seconds but can provide the foundation for an investigation. However, it's often the data that does NOT reside in a Whois record that can be truly illuminating. Like a CarFax report going beyond the vehicle title, there is a wealth of knowledge in other public data. LEARN MORE >> BECOME AN ITWORLD INSIDER Get exclusive access to premium content from ITworld, CIO magazine, Computerworld, InfoWorld, Network World, and CSO -- the best publications in the business. - R programming beginner's guide - IT Resume Makeover: Emphasize your 'X factor' - 4 open source monitoring tools that deserve a look   - Free and cheap ways to learn about IT security - PowerShell for beginners: Scripts and loops - Six Ted talks that can change your career What are you waiting for? Sign up today!