Organizations of all shapes and sizes around the world have been faced with an influx of mobile devices over recent years. The increasing processing power and affordability of smartphones and tablets means that business users want to and are easily able to use them as part of their everyday working lives: Ovum's...
Content management is at a crossroads. More content is being accessed and shared on mobile devices than ever before. There has been a lot of focus on sharing files, but mobile content management (MCM) goes further to look at the spectrum of content and how it can be managed in the cloud, on mobile devices and in some...
Mobility is transforming enterprises at an unprecedented rate with the continued proliferation of smart devices, explosive development of mobile apps and increased access to work files. Employees are empowered by their organizations to be more productive at any time and from anywhere, adopting policies for Bring Your...
As more people use mobile devices to work, what are the key elements of an Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM) solution that successfully allow content creation, editing, sharing, syncing and pushing to mobile devices? We'll answer that question as well as provide industry specific scenarios and tips to help you...
Working out the potential return on investment on a new server or application is relatively straightforward - if it enables you to do more in less time, profits are likely to go up, making it worth buying. If there are no obvious benefits, however, and no immediate gains, then the computation is far more...
Working out the potential return on investment on a new server or application is relatively straightforward - if it enables you to do more in less time, profits are likely to go up, making it worth buying. If there are no obvious benefits, however, and no immediate gains, then the computation is far more...
Working out the potential return on investment on a new server or application is relatively straightforward - if it enables you to do more in less time, profits are likely to go up, making it worth buying. If there are no obvious benefits, however, and no immediate gains, then the computation is far more...
Just as physical hygiene involves neutralizing sources of infection, Open Source Hygiene entails keeping software stacks and application portfolios free of known-exploitable versions of open source code. Implementing Open Source Hygiene requires ongoing code maintenance, informed open source technology selection, and...
Major financial services companies face a serious dilemma when it comes to open source software security. Today, global organizations such as investment banks, insurance companies, asset management and estate planning entities, and securities services providers have thousands of software applications in production at...
Based on their frequent media coverage, Internet security incidents have become a popular topic of conversation. So, naturally, the talk about security risk extends to the cloud - in a recent cloud computing usage report, 65 percent of surveyed organizations mentioned security as their top obstacle to cloud...
In today's new threat landscape, building a strong perimeter based on a hierarchical network design is no longer an effective approach to security. Notions of "trust but verify" are outdated and extremely vulnerable to a plethora of cyberattacks. Cybercriminals have found a multitude of ways to infiltrate the wall you...
Soon after putting monitoring, configuration and remediation capabilities into place to help ensure compliance with IT security objectives, an organization will have questions. Are we secure? Where are we exposed? Are our initiatives working? Have we met our targets? What progress are we making toward achieving...
With the amount of personal information individuals provide to their doctors and the growing amount of information being held in digital form, hackers have set their sights on targeting the healthcare industry. With the average cost of a data breach ranging from $1 million for Business Associates (BAs) and over $2.1...
Hackers know people are the weakest links in an information security program and have refined the art of social engineering accordingly. One method in which the hackers prey on their victims is through phishing which utilizes electronic communication that appears to be trustworthy to obtain sensitive information. ...
MasterCard is testing a smartphone app that lets users approve online transactions using facial recognition, via the equivalent of taking a selfie. But could such technology be spoofed, and will it reduce card fraud?
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