November 19, 2015
These days, there is simply too much threat data for security teams to effectively determine what is important and what is not. In order to overcome this problem, the way threat intelligence is handled needs to change. Collecting data for the sake of having it is a waste of physical resources, and sifting through the noise looking for signal can be an enormous drain on human re[…]
Filed Under:
malware,
Data,
threat intelligence,
risk assessment,
Security,
security,
Big Data,
historical data
October 22, 2015
Security threats continue to impact countless organizations. These include phishing campaigns which lure unsuspecting users to open emails and click on embedded links. Malware, viruses, and even adware are on the rise, threatening enterprise infrastructure and productivity. Security hacks and breaches result in billions of dollars of lost revenue for global brands and companies[…]
Filed Under:
malware,
WAN encryption,
security,
broadband VPN,
WAN,
viruses,
phishing,
VPN,
adware,
APN
June 29, 2015
Hybrid cloud servers continue to soar in global popularity and effectively tackle security and compliance concerns. Whether for personal or commercial storage purposes, these utilities are designed to facilitate and house a myriad of applications, files, and documents. Their user-friendly interfaces also secure client access and interaction with little to no downtime. However, […]
Filed Under:
Data synchronization,
servers,
hybrid cloud,
security,
Cloud,
storage,
caching gateways
May 11, 2015
Just like Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) and other self-help technology trends, shadow cloud is becoming a quick and convenient way for employees to do their work. It may be a software, hardware, or web service that meets the requirements of their projects, but it's something that employees typically acquire without the approval of corporate IT. While the employee benefits are si[…]
Filed Under:
Shadow Cloud,
security,
Cloud,
corporate IT,
BYOD,
CIO,
IT,
business,
cloud,
employees
January 22, 2015
When success becomes the comfortable standard, it's easy to grow nonchalant about things that are important. Just because sales are high and customers are satisfied it doesn't mean there's not a need to assess current operations and plan for the future. Those who make this security mistake find themselves at risk when a new change in the industry rolls out and the business is n[…]
Filed Under:
Security,
Business Assurance,
security,
Cloud,
best practices,
safe,
fraud,
business,
secure
January 8, 2015
Thanks to virtual CPE (customer premises equipment), business assessment and innovation can now merge comfortably with technology and the demands placed on it by inner-company network users. From management to customers, everyone with CPE works in real time without the challenges of distance, time, or capability. No longer just a viable option for large companies, virtual CPE i[…]
December 8, 2014
“If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.” This adage has often been a guiding principle for the overcautious. Those who are more enterprising, however, find guidance in the words of Albert Einstein, who is believed to have said that, “a ship is always safe at the shore, but that is not what it is built for.” In the world of information technology, the shore is […]
Filed Under:
On-Premise,
security,
Cloud,
applications,
on-premise,
IT,
data protection,
on-site,
benefits,
cloud
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