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Security remains a top concern for CIOs, CTOs, CSOs and other C-level executives, for good reason. The proliferation of wireless devices, e-enabled applications and advanced global systems puts your data in the hands of more people in more places than ever. Mistakes are costly and adversely impact brand reputation and customer trust.
Enterprises need to keep their infrastructures up and running 24x7. They need to be able to access information anytime and anywhere. That means that their critical systems must be up and running all the time.
Therefore, it is important that they protect the physical systems, the operating environments, and the applications, across all tiers of their infrastructure. They must protect a broad range of information types, from email to business documents to digital photos to audio and video files. Also, they must ensure that the interactions, the connections, the collaborative environments and the movement of data while in use, are protected.
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Investing in the Security Infrastructure
In this Thought-leadership Series podcast, Paul Garner, EVP & CIO at Consolidated Graphics, a commercial printing company, discusses the security threats clients face when sharing information with third-party vendors, the security measures Consolidated Graphics has in place to protect their clients, and how the company plans to invest in their security infrastructure over the next few years.
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Assessing Smart Grid Security & Risk
In this Thought-leadership Series Interview, Rilck Noel, VP & Global Energy Director for Energy and Utility at Verizon, talks about smart grid security, including the level of risk involved for utilities companies and consumers, security breaches, security standards and more.
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Getting to Know You: Managing Identity & Network Security
These days, both private and public sector organizations need their network to be as secure as possible because the attacks are coming from all sides. Managing user identity enables organizations to know who attempts to get onto the network and access resources, when they are on, what they are doing, and where they have been on the network, not to mention where they can go on the network.
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User Aware Network Security: Comprehensive Pre/Post Admission Control
Remember the days when you could arrive at an airport and walk directly to your gate? The world has indeed changed over the last several years and your organization should be changing too. With the increasing complexity of potential threats, your network, just like an airport needs to be protected at each layer of access.
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Threat Protection in the Age of Social Networking and Cyber Attacks
In this presentation, Burton Group Principal Analyst Dan Blum and Tim Roddy, Sr. Director Product Marketing, McAfee provide guidance on developing a threat assessment strategy and factoring threat intelligence into protection programs to avoid common mistakes and gain ground against adversaries.
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Securing Your Electronic Health Record Network - Six Mandatory Considerations
This paper also details the importance of a secure EHR network as the foundation for delivering quality care, compliance, and higher reimbursements. Key information security and technology risk management best practices and a self-assessment checklist are also provided to help each healthcare organization prepare for its growing use of EHR technology.
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15 Minutes with Parsh Mishra
As the VP Technology Infrastructure - WHG Compliance at Citigroup Technology Infrastructure Parsh works on the Risk Management side. The foremost function of his team is to bring down IT inherent risk to tolerable or non-affecting levels.
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Taking Down the Bad Guys: The Fight Against Malware
An interview with Martin Lee: Martin Lee plays an instrumental role in detecting, monitoring, and investigating patterns and algorithms used by the world's cybercriminals, and developing rules to intercept new and future e-mail-borne exploits before they reach MessageLabs customers.
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Security: Enabling the Reliability of IP Telephony
Voice communication is a critical business application. In the past, telephony benefited from a dedicated, highly reliable infrastructure. Dr. Francois Cosquer , CTO, Security and Technology Strategy, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise Business Group discusses the reliability of IP telephony.
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Laptop Security: How Safe is Your Data?
Some 38 percent of all corporate laptops today carry sensitive information. Market research reveals that laptop loss and theft challenge some 73 percent of enterprises - and that 38 percent of those struggling with these threats have had their data stolen.
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EMC SourceOne Email Management: A Next-Generation Email Archiving Solution
The drivers for the adoption of email archiving solutions include IT governance, compliance, discovery, and optimization. However, in today's IT budget-constrained environment, the economic advantages of archiving are playing a stronger role in driving archiving investment. The current economy in concert with the growing volume of email and the increasing importance of email in business operations makes choosing a highly scalable, highly available, and high-performance email archiving solution critical.
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