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Nowadays, organizations can’t afford to operate without an email security strategy. The threat landscape is constantly changing with new threats appearing every day. This white paper looks at email security in small and medium businesses (SMBs)...
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Did you know that most companies usually find out about the security breach around 200 days after the occurrence (www.securityweek.com)? By that time, their confidential information is all over the web and it takes time and money to bring every...
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Mar 06, 2015
Cloud and security are two terms that were rarely uttered in the same sentence: For many sceptics, the two did not go together. That viewpoint has changed considerably over the past couple of years with cloud-based solution providers beefing up...
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Decision makers in SMBs often raise concerns about cloud computing. There is a belief that cloud-based solutions cause SMBs to sacrifice security and control of their business-critical data. But, according to recent IBM research, businesses rel...
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Although the setup looks the same and the topology options remain familiar for those that have deployed DFS with Windows Server 2003, there have been substantial improvements with DFS with the releases of Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008...
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Many organizations deploy anti-malware software to servers as well as clients. Upgrading from Server 2003 to Server 2012 R2 gives you a chance to re-evaluate your organization’s server anti-malware solution...
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Two truths about data: Data is always changing, and data will always have problems. The two truths become one reality: bad data. Elusive by nature, bad data manifests itself in ways we wouldn’t consider and conceals itself where we least expect...
Is Superfish really that bad? By now we’ve come to expect what is uncharitably referred to as “crapware” on a new machine. Isn’t this just more of the same? No, this is in a class of its own and not because of the...
