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7 warning signs an employee has gone rogue Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT

InfoWorld Technology: Networking March 03, 2015 Snowed in? That’s why you set up remote access Remote power control, automated network testing, and plenty of error checking are almost as good as being there. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. 7 warning signs an employee has gone rogue 2. Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT White Paper: Damballa State of Infections Report - Q3 2014 Damballa’s Q3 2014 “State of Infections” report reveals the ongoing challenges faced by security teams in managing a mountain of security events and the positive impact of taking measures which can identify the true positives. LEARN MORE 7 warning signs an employee has gone rogue The truth is you can’t always tell who has the potential to go rogue. But there are a few red flags to watch out for. Consider the following to be less a litmus test than a set of hard-earned lessons in dealing with employees who’ve gone rogue.READ MORE Bluetooth starts weaving its mesh for IoT Backers of Bluetooth plan to give the technology a way to form mesh networks, dramatically extending its range and potentially its role in the Internet of Things. Meshes mean that connected things such as thermostats and lights can communicate without going through a nearby PC or dedicated hub device.READ MORE White Paper: Damballa The Cost of Malware Containment The recent Target, Home Depot, JPMorgan Chase and Sony Pictures Entertainment breaches are examples of how destructive malware can be to an organization’s reputation and financial stability. Moreover, the severity and frequency of malware attacks has increased significantly in the past year. LEARN MORE DAILY NEWS, DELIVERED TO YOUR INBOX FIRST THING Start your workday with Today's Headlines: First Look, and find out what the tech world will be talking about all day. Subscribe now!