For any business owner, one of the greatest fears today is loss of personal, financial or any other confidential information pertaining to the company, employees or clients. Information security
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Integrating Multilayered Endpoint Protection into Your Backup and Recovery Strategy
The Difference between Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) and Log Management
We live in times where the single most important aspect that can make or break the future of any business is information security. While companies can recover from a poor sales quarter, a
In a dynamic, competitive, digital age, it is second nature for most professionals to keep abreast of trends and predictions in the IT applications as well as IT infrastructure space. The array of
As CIOs, application leaders and business owners, you are familiar with the complexities of information management, especially in a digitally advanced and technology-driven world. Whether the data or
The Types of Data Breaches and How to Identify them
Data breaches are very real threats in today’s technologically based businesses. Many entrepreneurs operate under the assumption that this will
Empower Your Organization to Focus on Core Aspects of Business
At the inception of the internet, few companies could have predicted the need for total internal connectivity. Today, a majority of IT
Determine Whether Managed Security Systems Are Right for Your Business
Much of our business is being conducted remotely using online resources. This includes the transfer and storage of confidential
Security has become about much more than just protecting our credit card numbers or consumer information. It has progressed to encompass government agencies and information pertinent to the safety
Exploring the Benefits of SIEM
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a marriage of Security Information Management (SIM) and Security Event Management (SEM) designed to provide a
Working in the software industry can mean navigating a veritable minefield of licensed materials and products. Unexpected software audits come with the territory and can result in substantial