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By EMC | 24/9/2012

Perhaps you’ve heard that the next new thing in IT is ‘big data’ and concluded that the hype-cycle machine is turning out another attention-getter. I’m not big on predicting paradigm shifts, so I won’t in this case. But I will say that if you’re an IT professional, you ignore big data at your peril. I believe this one is all it’s cracked up to be and more. Read more.

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Building a Business Case: Integrated Mobile Security for SMBs

By Webroot | 14/1/2013

Mobility is one of the driving factors for all business and IT initiatives. Mobility has the potential to dramatically enhance business agility, improve employee productivity and enable major shifts in the way individuals and businesses approach work. Mobility poses specific challenges for small and midsize businesses (SMBs) - find out more.

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CBS eBook: Oracle Database

By Oracle | 25/9/2012

As business operations become more complex, the demand for change in IT increases accordingly, complete with associated risks that must be mitgrated. Today's It professionals are being asked to manage more information, and deliver that information to their users, with ever increasing quality of service, in a timely manner. And, in today's econimic climate, IT orgainisations are additionally tasked with reducing budgets and deriving greater value out of their exisiting investments.

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Delivering Tomorrow's Backup and Recovery Infrastructure

By EMC | 8/5/2012

The data protection market has changed considerably over the past decade. During this time, the market witnessed a fundamental shift away from relying solely on tape for backup and recovery to using disk-based backup solutions to address challenges including backup performance, reliability, and recovery time objectives. This paper highlights that firms evaluating next-generation data protection solutions must expect a greater degree of integration between the technology components in today's data protection path.

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Five Steps to Implementing Flexible Policies

By Clearswift | 31/7/2012

Business leaders understand the value proposition of the social web. CIOs know the risks. Flexible policies and context-aware content inspection mean you no longer need to choose between free flowing communications or unacceptable risk. Read more.

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Managing Web Security in an Increasingly Challenging Threat Landscape

By Webroot | 14/1/2013

Cybercriminals have increasingly turned their attention to the web, which has become by far the predominant area of attack. Small wonder. Those who would do harm to our computer systems for profit or malice always manage to focus their efforts on our most vulnerable weak spots. Just how challenging and dangerous are the threats? Find out more.

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Social Media: Are you practicing safe text?

By Clearswift | 31/7/2012

There have been numerous high profile stories in the press where social media has been instrumental in not only causing public chaos and destruction, Unless an employer is fully aware of and alive to the potential uses and misuses of social media, it will not be able to detect it or prevent it. Read more.

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Social Media Guidance

By Clearswift | 31/7/2012

Social networking has revolutionised the way in which companies communicate with potential customers and suppliers. However, the use of social-networking tools by a company and its employees gives rise to a number of risks of which businesses should be aware. Read more.

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Social Media Toolkit: Example Acceptable Usage Policy

By Clearswift | 31/7/2012

This policy applies to your use, access and disclosure of messages composed, sent or received using your computer systems and/or internet use. The policy aims to protect our business systems for our mutual benefit and applies to both internal and external communications and to all employees who work for us. Read more.

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Social Media Toolkit: Example Social Media Policy

By Clearswift | 31/7/2012

The purpose of this Policy is not to stop an individual from using these SMAS but to encourage the use of them in a manner which does not cause offence and which protects them and the company from risks. Read more.

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