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2014/01/30

The Post-Breach Survival Guide

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The Post-Breach Survival Guide

The Post-Breach Survival Guide

The way attackers are going after corporate data and infrastructure these days means that it’s just a matter of time before you’re forced to ride the post-breach rollercoaster. But a little preparation and planning can go a long way toward making a breach as manageable and inexpensive as possible.

Common indicators of compromise include:

  • Unusual Outbound Network Traffic
  • Caches of Data in Unusual Locations
  • Irregularities in Log-In Behavior
  • Swells in Database Read Volume
  • Signs of DDoS Activity

Be prepared for a data breach! Download the free white paper to learn more about indicators, prevention, and handling the aftermath of a breach.






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