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Organized crime wants your data


July 30, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

More than ever, data breaches are being carried out by professional, organized groups. More…

Smartphone hack can inflate your monthly bill


July 29, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Here’s one example of the latest security threat to watch for — attacks on company-issued smartphones.  More…

Printer industry shows more signs of improvement


July 28, 2010 by Sam Narisi

A positive report from Xerox gives another sign of printer industry growth. More…

Worst Practices in Business Intelligence: Why BI Applications Succeed Where BI Tools Fail


July 27, 2010 by athomas

Learn to identify and combat the four worst practices in Business Intelligence before they take root in your organization.

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A Powerful Platform for Virtualization


July 27, 2010 by athomas

As businesses of every size are seeking to lower power and cooling costs, simplify administration, and conserve data center floor space, they are rapidly virtualizing their physical infrastructures.

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One common mistake companies make when shredding docs


July 27, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

A lot of businesses hire contractors to shred their sensitive documents. It can be a smart way to save on equipment costs and staff time — but if those companies aren’t careful, they could be opening themselves up to serious security threats. More…

PDFs are safe, right? Not anymore


July 27, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

There’s something about PDF files that makes users think they’re safe to open. And that’s exactly why they’ve become one of the preferred malware delivery vehicles for hackers. More…

Liability for data breaches goes beyond customer lawsuits


July 27, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

It’s not just your customers who’ll sue you if you’re hit by data thieves.  That’s what retailer TJX Companies, owner of clothing discounters T.J. Maxx and Marshalls, found out after a data breach led to a flurry of different lawsuits.  More…

New federal identity theft laws on the way?


July 26, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

New national identity protection laws have been working their way through the Senate and appear to have some bipartisan support. More…

Google Apps enhances mobile security features


July 23, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Smartphone security can be a significant challenge for companies. Those that use Google Apps are about to get some help. More…

Visa attempts to limit data vulnerability


July 22, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Visa, Inc., recently announced a new payment security plan that it hopes will reduce the risk of data fraud and identity theft in its system of credit and debit cards. That could be good for both Visa and any company that accepts credit card payment. More…

Should businesses support the iPad? These firms say yes


July 21, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Apple’s iPad has been a big hit — and not just with consumers. Businesses are also finding it can help them streamline processes and reduce paper use. More…

Who’s most likely to steal from your company


July 21, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Companies face security threats from a lot of different angles. But there’s one area it could pay to keep an especially close eye on: More…

A Day In The Life Of A US Information Worker


July 20, 2010 by athomas

This new Forrester white paper provides a snapshot of a typical day in the life of a U.S. information worker. It reveals how workers are employing new technologies and applications, interacting with their teams and engaging in mobile activities.

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What Most Backup Vendors Don’t Want You to Know


July 20, 2010 by athomas

Get past the hype and focus on simply, reliably, and cost-effectively protecting your systems and data.

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Downside of better printers: Anyone can counterfeit


July 20, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

The increasing sophistication of copiers, scanners and printers along with the lousy economy have led to a rise in counterfeiting cash, according to police sources. More…

What’s the best cloud vendor?


July 19, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Businesses considering moving IT resources to the cloud have a lot of concerns, such as the security of their data and reliability of service. A recent report attempts to find out which vendors best handle those issues. More…

Hackers can use printers to get on your network


July 15, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Lately, you’ve probably heard a lot about the security risks posed by copiers and printers with built-in hard drives. But there’s another reason those devices could pose problems: More…

HP printers to get secure toner


July 14, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Businesses that have to print secure, tamper-proof documents may want to pay attention to this new product. More…

17 Top ERP Solutions, 1 Stop Research


July 13, 2010 by athomas

Thinking of introducing or upgrading your ERP solutions? 2010′s the time. See what’s changed, what’s possible, and what’s right for your business with FREE Focus research.

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Clash of the VoIP Titans


July 13, 2010 by athomas

This FREE side-by-side comparison guide looks at the industry’s top 11 Hosted VoIP PBX vendors and solutions developed specifically for small to midsize companies. See which vendors and solutions can improve how your company, employees and customers communicate!

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Phony Lady Gaga CD used to steal sensitive docs


July 13, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Many companies ban or regulate the use of external storage drives to prevent sensitive information from being taken out of the office. But a recent incident at the Pentagon offers a warning about another data theft method. More…

Xerox offers tool for smarter printing


July 13, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

Xerox Print Advisor is a newly announced software tool that is designed to give corporate users a better handle on printing costs. A more powerful Premium version with added analysis tools will also be available later in the year. More…

Inside hacker steals $1 million from charities’ bank accounts


July 12, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Companies spend a lot of energy keeping data safe from outsiders. But the real villains may be insiders — that’s the lesson learned by this bank, its employees and its customers. More…

Data security lessons from Russian spy ring


July 9, 2010 by Sam Narisi

You’d think a gang of spies would know a lot about document security — after all, it’s their job to exploit security holes to gain access to sensitive info. But it turns they make many of the same mistakes as your company’s users. More…

New Kodak model allows smartphone printing


July 8, 2010 by Sam Narisi

As more work gets done on the go using smartphones, the problem of printing from those mobile devices becomes more critical. Slowly but surely, printer makers are offering solutions. More…

Case study: iPad saves firm big bucks on paper


July 7, 2010 by Sam Narisi

Apple’s new iPad tablet device has gotten a long look from businesses as an alternative to traditional means of sharing documents. Here’s one company that’s gotten good use out of it. More…

Seven Best Practices for Managing Software Intellectual Property in an Open Source World


July 6, 2010 by athomas

Over the past decade, a powerful new approach to development – open source software – has risen to prominence, dramatically increasing the opportunity to re-use existing software.

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Virtualization and Data Center Management


July 6, 2010 by athomas

Virtualization presents a tremendous opportunity for IT organizations. Yet deployment involves major process and management complexities. This white paper outlines best-practice methodologies that help you tackle challenges brought on by virtualization.

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Who can you trust with your private data?


July 6, 2010 by Steve Hannaford

It’s not just professional cybercriminals you should be hiding your sensitive data from. It’s also some of the most commonly used applications and powerful institutions in the computer world, who are either taking your data without your consent or doing a bad job at protecting it. More…


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