IT Business Strategy Apple Outlook Survey
It wasn't long ago that only IT pros in education and creative services supported Apple products on a large scale. Sure, other orgs might have a few Mac users tucked away, islands of quirkiness in an ocean of Windows corporate conformity, but they were largely on their own. Times have changed thanks to iPhones and iPads, but the question remains: Will Apple step up to become an enduring enterprise presence?
Business Continuity One-Click Disaster Recovery
Automation and orchestration are all the rage among IT architects these days. One of the best places to apply the technology is to disaster recovery. Most organizations still want a "go" button, but after that, timely recovery requires automation. Here's what you need to know to make it happen.
Security How to Conduct an Effective IT Security Risk Assessment - Sponsored by Tripwire
Assessing an organization's security risk is an important element of an effective enterprise security strategy. It's also a key way to justify future security spending to upper management. In this Dark Reading report, we recommend how to conduct an IT security risk assessment — and how to translate the results into terms that make sense in dollars.
Informed CIO: Endpoint Security - Sponsored by Symantec
Get users to care about security. Your employees are a critical part of your security program, particularly when it comes to the endpoint. Whether it's a PC, smartphone or tablet, your end users are on the front lines of phishing attempts and malware attacks. The more they understand—and care—about how their computing behavior affects the company's security posture, the better off the company will be.
How Attackers Find and Exploit Database Vulnerabilities - Sponsored by IBM
Whether it's for monetary gain, revenge or embarrassment, hackers want your organization's data, and they will stop at almost nothing to get it. Databases are prime targets of cybercrime, and organizations simply can't let their guard down when it comes to protecting the data therein. In this report, we look at the vulnerabilities attackers target, how they get in and what they do once they get there. We also offer tips on how to close those holes and establish a layered security approach that includes products, processes and constant vigilance.
Storage & Servers State of Servers: Full, Fast and Diverse - Sponsored by Dell
It's innovate or die in the IT equipment industry, and that goes double in the server business. Get key findings from our new InformationWeek State of Servers Survey and analysis.
Guide to Practical Database Monitoring
With so much important data at stake, many enterprises have come to realize that database activity monitoring is a critical element of both data and database security. DAM products are a mainstream data security technology, used by more than half of Fortune 500 companies. They help secure information and address compliance requirements in a manner no other product can. But sometimes the practical realities of DAM tools and practices are different than they look in a vendor demonstration. In this report, we take a look at how DAM operates in a live enterprise — what works, what doesn't and how some of the benefits sold to customers are theoretically possible but often impractical.
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