IT disaster recovery, cloud computing and information security news
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Dan Wiley, head of incident response at Check Point, looks at the growing prevalence of DDoS as an attack vector, and gives a four-step guide to mitigating their impact.
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As companies embark on new digital business strategies, nearly two-thirds (63 percent) of C-suite executives report that their companies experience significant cyberattacks daily or weekly
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Deciding whether to failover to a secondary site or wait it out and fix the problem in-house still remains one of the toughest decisions businesses face during an outage.
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Cartika has warned cloud users that, while cloud server snapshots are a useful tool, they should not be considered a reliable and complete backup solution.
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Despite organizations employing more IT security personnel than they ever have in the past, a new survey from Lieberman Software Corporation reveals that many companies do not feel this is making them more secure.
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Information security governance practices are maturing according to Gartner’s annual end-user survey for privacy, IT risk management, information security, business continuity or regulatory compliance.
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Kemal Balioglu makes some suggestions about ways you can make your DRaaS testing more efficient and productive.
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tyntec, a telecom-web convergence company, has issued the results of its international BYOD User Survey 2015 ‘Employees’ Choice for Mobility.’ The findings, based on responses from Spain, the UK and US, reveal sluggish adoption of BYOD policies by organizations.
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Marc Goroff draws several parallels between professional cycling and the way that organizations should manage their disaster recovery strategy.
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- University of Texas at Dallas study determines why organizations fight data breaches differently
- Many of the UK’s top companies are unprepared for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 end of support deadline
