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Tuesday, May 12, 2009

Classify data before making cloud decisions

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Classify data first

Tim Greene By Tim Greene
A big decision about cloud services is determining what not to commit to the cloud, so businesses should set about prioritizing their assets now. Read full story

Tim Greene is senior editor at Network World.

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Close the security gaps in high-privilege access control and authentication by selecting the right security products for the job. This whitepaper, "Resolving the Privilege Management Paradox," details how. EMA outlines how to find products that offer strong shared access management, better control and clear visibility and multifactor authentication.
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05/12/09

Today's most-read stories:

  1. Robot Fight Club
  2. The Internet sky really is falling
  3. Death of the mouse
  4. Bill would turn Internet flamers into felons
  5. Ubiquitous GPS coverage could soon get spotty
  6. Extreme, Force10 address growing 10G use in data centers
  7. Data center 10G whets switching companies' appetites
  8. Inside a data leak audit
  9. UC Berkeley says hacker broke into health-services databases
  10. Designing for high-density Wi-Fi coverage
  11. Notebook replaces trackpad with LCD panel


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