IT disaster recovery, cloud computing and information security news
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More than half of IT security professionals (52 percent) said loss of customer trust and confidence were the most damaging consequences of DDoS attacks for their businesses, according to new research from Corero Network Security.
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Advice from Roger Keenan, managing director of London data centre, City Lifeline.
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In the wake of recent high-profile security breaches at retail stores such as Target and Neiman Marcus, a new study from The University of Texas at Dallas determines why differences exist in the level of information security control resources among organizations.
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Research from RiskIQ has discovered that 24 of the top 30 FTSE-listed companies in the UK are running web servers that will be out of support in less than a week, posing a potential security risk to both the companies and their website users.
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Iland has published the findings of a new global survey conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of the company. The study reveals that negative financial, operational and strategic impacts are occurring widely because of unavailable metadata and ‘deeply flawed customer support models’.
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The past 12 months have seen a shift in how businesses address their IT resilience, according to the latest disaster recovery market report from Plan B Disaster Recovery Ltd.
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The US Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) has released a cybersecurity assessment tool to help institutions identify their risks and assess their cybersecurity preparedness.
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A data center migration is a potentially risky decision. In this article Logicalis US provides advice on how to ensure that service availability is maintained during a migration.
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Bromium, Inc., has published the results of a new survey, which questioned more than 125 information security professionals about the greatest risks facing organizations today and the effectiveness of different solutions and architectures.