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If your computer uses the Windows XP operating system, pay close attention: Microsoft will be ending support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014. Many workers believe Windows XP works just fine, since 1 in 5 people still use the operating system. After all, the failure of the Windows Vista operating system, launched in 2006, with its security and incompatibility issues, reinforced the view of sticking with the tried and true XP. However, the upgrade to a supported operating system, such as Windows 7 or 8, is very necessary for maintaining the security of company computing environments.

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Once we get beyond the immediate patchwork of solutions and accept that these attacks will continue, we need to think about how to best bolster response. Security orchestration allows for automation and improved capabilities to navigate the full scope of security operations and incident response activities from the initial alert through to remediation. Simply put, context, automation and analyst enablement ensure that the disease is cured, not just the symptoms. Visit - https://siemplify.co

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Your business needs to rely on immediate and constantly available data, especially those who work in heavily regulated industries. The types of business data critical to your operations include tax information, sales records, customer databases, supplier contracts, accounts payable and receivable, intellectual properties, and much more. It’s common for many employees to back up their data in one place, such as USB drives, CDs, and external hard drives. Worse, some may even rely on their computer hard drive as a sole source of storage. Unfortunately, some methods of storage and backup are faulty and are vulnerable to these common causes of business data loss. Read more here: http://bit.ly/1GzGU7K

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