IPad Enterprise Invasion and Security Risks

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	IPad Enterprise Invasion and Security Risks Enterprise IT has had no choice but to deal with iPads as they walk through the front door being carried by executives. But one mobile apps expert says the iPad wouldn't have passed last year's enterprise security requirements. Read More WHITE PAPER: Symantec Information Protection Survey Small Mid Business The SMB Information Protection survey sheds light on the risks SMBs are facing, what they are doing about it and how much it is costing them. Read this report to learn the simple steps SMBs can take to improve their information protection footing. Read Now. In this Issue Banks' poor security forces 'one-in-ten' customers to switch What Your Business Can Learn from Russia Report: Internet still bearer of cyberthreats in the APAC Watching orbital objects: Air Force Space Fence project moves forward BitDefender rolls out beta version security app for Facebook Security firms differ on severity of new Mac malware threat IT worker gets prison after stealing data for online surveys WEBCAST: Bradford Networks Step-by-Step Process to Network Security Hear from one financial services IT pro who thought his network was completely secure until it failed an internal security audit. Tim Childress from the credit card division of Bridgestone discusses the unique approach he took to improve network security. Hear how he met his objectives to stop rogue devices, gain better network visibility. View now Banks' poor security forces 'one-in-ten' customers to switch Nearly one-in-ten customers have switched banks or retailers because of unhappiness over the way they have handled their identity or privacy, according to the bi-annual Unisys Security Index. Read More What Your Business Can Learn from Russia "Freedom" may not be a concept that's historically associated with Russia, but as for technology, the federation will soon be far freer than many businesses can even imagine--free from Windows, that is, and its legacy of high costs, malware, and perpetual hardware upgrades. Read More WHITE PAPER: HP Virtualizing Network Connections and Capacity Read this whitepaper to learn how HP FlexFabric can provision your network resources efficiently and securely to accelerate deployment of virtualized workloads. Read Now Report: Internet still bearer of cyberthreats in the APAC The Internet remains the most common source of uninvited threats to people's computers. But other devices have recently opened up to other cyber threats as well with new threats being discovered in the last quarter, according to the latest report by Trend Micro. Read More Watching orbital objects: Air Force Space Fence project moves forward Air Force Space Fence is expected to help monitor, prevent space debrisThe Air Force this month said it was looking to award up to two preliminary design contracts worth up to a total of $214 million for development of the Space Fence which ultimately will help protect Earth by detecting Read More WHITE PAPER: Cisco Ironport Systems Cloud Security - Hurdles and Misconceptions Computing is inevitably moving to the cloud, as is security. A recent poll among IT managers reveals that companies are either using or considering cloud-based security. This report looks at their reasons for doing so, and some hurdles or misconceptions that must be overcome. Read now! BitDefender rolls out beta version security app for Facebook Internet security vendor BitDefender has unveiled a beta version of its application for Facebook called safego. Read More Security firms differ on severity of new Mac malware threat While a new piece of Mac malware is on the prowl, the threat it poses may be overblown, according to one security firm. Read More IT worker gets prison after stealing data for online surveys A former IT staffer has been sentenced to a year and a day in prison for stealing sensitive information belonging to his co-workers and using the data to make money filling out online health surveys. Read More
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