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How to achieve "secure mobility"
It's hard to believe, but a recent survey says that just 5 percent of today's enterprise workers are mobile warriors. Given the availability of mobile technologies and the increasing demand for
Current trends in disaster recovery
In the five years since the terrorist attacks, companies have shored up disaster recovery and planning, however, experts say there is still alot more work to be done. While a survey indicates a
Telecom site hacked for malware distribution
Imagine finding that your company Web site has been hacked in order to distribute malware to any customers visiting your site. That's exactly what happened recently to Samsung Telecom whose server
Blog: Honesty best policy in HP drama
The ongoing saga at HP over the alleged use of improper investigative efforts to find out who was leaking information from board meetings won't be over anytime soon. While California investigators
Vista looks better than ever
Whether or not Microsoft's long-awaited Vista system ships by year's end is still debatable at this point, but a recent review of the first beta shows that Microsoft has made some impressive
Customer data gets dumped in dump
First it was a rash of laptop thefts, in which thieves got their hands on customer data and information. Then a company actually
Only 3 patches from Microsoft this month
Compared to last month, when it issued nearly 20 fixes , Microsoft's "Patch Tuesday" in
Red Hat, NIST plan security database
Red Hat and the National Institute of Standards and Technology are working on a new security information service that will integrate with the existing National Vulnerability Database. NIST will be the gatekeeper and there will be an automated XML feed every two hours, officials explained. Some experts say that the database could easily become too crowded with repetitive details, or too bogged down with vendor spin, but they're nonetheless optimistic about its chances to be …
"Quad-play" worth the risk, says Cisco chief
While describing the inherent security risks involved with "quad-play" (delivering mobile, voice and video over the same network) as one of the largest security issues looming over enterprises,
Microsoft exec says security is better than ever
You might have to take this with a big grain of salt: One Microsoft security leader believes that his company has boosted its security grade from a C or even D level to a B with its continuing
