New methods for addressing insider threats: A roundtable discussion

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Review: 12-inch Galaxy Note Pro is too big for its own good After bankruptcy filings, Mt. Gox lets users see bitcoin balances Network World Daily News AM March 18, 2014 Share this email New methods for addressing insider threats: A roundtable discussion Technology advances have made it easier to detect subtle, anomalous end-user behavior, such as installation of unusual apps on endpoint devices, or suspicious deviations from baseline activity. This roundtable discussion examines methods to build monitoring, control and context into enterprise insider threat protection efforts – both when dealing with privileged users and regular employees. READ MORE   Issue highlights 1. Review: 12-inch Galaxy Note Pro is too big for its own good 2. After bankruptcy filings, Mt. Gox lets users see bitcoin balances 3. What happens when your Office 365 subscription runs out? Ransom 4. Quantum rewrites the rules of computing 5. 13 cool high-tech prize competitions 6. 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