Compliance Regulation and Standard Requirements, Data Breach Incident Management and Recovery, IT Security Frameworks and Standards, IT Security Jobs, Careers and Certification Training, Information Security Risk Assessment: Methodology and Analysis, Security Policies and User Awareness
Data Protection Solutions and Strategy, Database Security Tools and Techniques, Email and Instant Messaging Security, Enterprise Data Storage, Platform and OS Security Management, Secure Coding and Application Programming, Security for Cloud Computing and Hosted Services, Virtualisation Technology Solutions and Strategy, Web Application Security
Endpoint and NAC Protection, Network Security Monitoring: Tools and Systems, Threat and Vulnerability Management, Virtual Private Network Security, Wireless Network Security: Setup, Issues and Threats
Biometrics, Smart Cards, Tokens, Secure User Authentication and Authorization, User Identities and Provisioning, User Password Security
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Wellington College’s network security case study explains how a NAC virtualization appliance blocks malware and provides increased capacity on demand.
Pushing third-party software downloads without thoroughly checking them may result in unintended code overwrites. Prevent such overwrites with this advice from Michael Cobb.
When the sales department started using iPads, the IT security manager was tasked with locking them down. Learn how one infosec pro took charge of iPad security.
Companies are rethinking legacy tools to take advantage of what users get from having access to data and applications across all kinds of devices, according to TechTarget’s 2012 IT Priorities Survey.
The cloud is set to be a key investment area for UK buyers in 2012 with 30.5% of IT buyers pledging to spend on the technology, according to TechTarget’s 2012 IT Priorities Survey.
Wireless networks and IP telephony are set to be the most common networking initiatives implemented by UK users in 2012, according to TechTarget’s 2012 IT Priorities Survey
Palmer's College's virtualisation and data centre consolidation project did not just improve IT efficiency and scalability, but also saves on data centre cooling costs.
IT professionals must take data centre measures to convince stakeholders of the business value of technology projects. This will help IT emerge as a valuable business resource.
A TechTarget study finds that IT pros’ main priorities for 2012 are virtualisation, cloud computing and compliance. Experts show how they can carry these out with limited budget.
Gartner’s BI London summit will show a landscape beset by strategic misalignment, intra-organisational struggle and weak cloud adoption. Yet mobile BI is becoming a reality.
Find out where to hone your business intelligence, data management and data warehouse skills with this list of training courses for 2012.
Deloitte identifies four analytics trends: an increased focus on ethics, the rise of open data, new business models and a refusal to do analytics for its own sake.
Adobe security and privacy director Brad Arkin urges the security industry to focus on the latest exploit techniques and develop mitigations that make exploit writing costly.
In an October 2011 regulatory filing, VeriSign said its corporate network was breached in 2010, exposing data on a “small portion” of its systems.
An examination of three cases illustrates that it’s not always a clear case of good vs. evil.
A look at SaaS encryption techniques and challenges.
Problems with data governance in the cloud aren’t much different than traditional outsourcing.
Cloud customers and cloud providers would face stricter data security requirements under draft European regulation.
Releases next major update to OS X Lion; pushes out security-only updates to Snow Leopard and other Apple software.
Organizations that have applied the latest patches should follow more stringent security best practices to guard against external attacks.
Beta version of IBM Endpoint Manager for Mobile Devices supports Apple iOS, Google Android, Symbian and Microsoft Windows Phone devices.