Apple in the Enterprise | 5 Top BYOD Threats For 2013

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Featured Content Apple in the Enterprise: iOS, OS X Buyer's Guide Strategy: 5 Top BYOD Threats for 2013 Assessing Risk & Prioritizing Vulnerability Remediation 15 Ways to Get More From Security Logs – Sponsored by Q1 Labs How To Boost Security Via FFIEC Compliance 3 Steps to a Hands-Free Cloud Public Cloud Management Talent Shortage Editor's Note Combat Advanced Threats In 2013 Through Basics By Tom Parker Despite all the hype over next-generation this and big-data that, 2012 was another great year for cyberespionage and state-sponsored adversaries. If there is one thing I would do in 2013, it would be to take a hard look at fixing the problems associated with past generations of shoddy practices. Read More    More Resources Control and Protect Sensitive Information in the Era of Big Data In the race to stay ahead of the competition, companies are developing advanced capabilities to store, process, and analyze vast amounts of data to improve business intelligence. 2012 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Monitoring Q1 Labs has been positioned as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for SIEM. In addition to providing a technology that is a good match to customer requirements, Leaders also show evidence of superior vision and execution for anticipated requirements. Business-Driven Identity and Access Management: A Buyer's Guide Learn how a successful IAM project can deliver full visibility into who has access to what applications and data sources, while avoiding compliance mishaps, audit pains, and broken vendor promises.

Apple Apple in the Enterprise: iOS, OS X Buyer's Guide Our latest survey and analysis of 13 top Apple offerings, from the iPhone to the Mac Pro, show IT pros accustomed to the Windows world getting a crash course, not just on iOS but OS X systems. Do you have a plan to cope? And what's the outlook for a successful marriage of enterprise IT and consumer titan? BYOD Strategy: 5 Top BYOD Threats for 2013 Mobility is here to stay, and smart IT departments aren't ignoring it -- they're taking proactive steps to address the security issues of the bring-your-own-device movement. Here are the biggest problem areas to watch for, and three smart steps you can take to protect your company's data. SECURITY Assessing Risk & Prioritizing Vulnerability Remediation - Sponsored by Q1 Labs Vulnerability remediation is a never-ending process, but, even so, security pros can't plug every hole in every asset and application. We recommend the steps that should be taken to determine the risk of vulnerabilities and the lengths to which remediation can and should go. 15 Ways to Get More From Security Logs - Sponsored by Lumension Security professionals can dig through huge storehouses of log data, security event information and other monitoring data to identify and halt compromises or threats. The good news: This Herculean task can be eased-at least somewhat-by leveraging existing systems and insight. How To Boost Security Via FFIEC Compliance - Sponsored by TraceSecurity This report examines the latest guidelines and provides advice on how you can extend the work done to comply with FFIEC guidelines to strengthen your organization's overall security posture and keep customers and their data safe. CLOUD COMPUTING 3 Steps to a Hands-Free Cloud Virtualization let IT automate the entire life cycle of a server, from provisioning and initialization through steady-state and change management to termination. The ultimate goal: orchestration, where business needs can be defined and executed without human intervention. Public Cloud Management Talent Shortage - Sponsored by HP The public cloud isn't "set it and forget it." Time and attention must be dedicated to identity management, performance monitoring and tracking service-level agreements. CIOs however are finding it challenging to hire people who are familiar with IT fundamentals but who also have relevant business and soft skills. InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by Aveksa, HP, IBM, Lumension, Q1 Labs, TraceSecurity and UBM TechWeb. You are receiving this newsletter because you have previously downloaded a report from the InformationWeek Reports site. You are subscribed as sojo.blo@gmail.com. If you would like to be removed from the newsletter. If you received this newsletter from a friend and want to join. Read about and join other InformationWeek Newsletters here. UBM Tech | 600 Community Drive | Manhasset, NY 11030 | Privacy Policy