4 Reasons Compliance Is Impossible | Mobile Security Challenges

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Featured Content The Secret World of Compliance Auditors 15 Ways to Get More Value from Security Log and Event Data 2013 State of Storage Survey 2013 Healthcare IT Priorities Is Hosted VoIP Right for You? 6 Must-Ask Questions Top Tech Tools for Educators Research: State of Unified Communications Editor's Note 4 Reasons Compliance Is Impossible By Glenn S. Phillips No organization is completely compliant, just as total security is not possible. Why, you ask? It is really very simple: people are involved; change is constant; compliance is interpreted, not defined; technology is a tool, not a complete solution. Read More    More Resources Mobile Devices and Endpoint Security Concerns Download "Mobile Devices Drive Majority of Endpoint Security Concerns" to review the most noteworthy survey findings, address difficulties in managing endpoint risks, and review recommendations to make improvements. Application Protection on the Endpoint: The Last Line of Defense With nearly 70% of all internal data breaches involving advanced malware, existing network and device security solutions are not providing effective defense. The risk is heightened by the use of personal devices, remote access as well as the use of remote and virtual desktops. Unified Communications: Determining the Right Solution Many businesses must evaluate the pros and cons when seeking a hosted versus a premises-based unified communications solution. Understand the key areas to consider when choosing the right unified communications solution for your organization.

SECURITY The Secret World of Compliance Auditors Sponsored by TraceSecurity Smart companies treat compliance auditors not as the enemy but as a knowledgeable resource. We examine the inner workings of compliance auditors and recommend ways to work with them to achieve a successful audit. 15 Ways to Get More Value from Security Log and Event Data Sponsored by IBM Enterprises are swimming in the sea of data generated by networks, servers, personal computing devices and applications. Learn ways that security professionals can dig through huge storehouses of log data, security event information and other monitoring data to identify and halt compromises or threats. STORAGE & SERVERS 2013 State of Storage Survey Sponsored by Schneider Electric Storage hardware and software innovation is paying off for IT: Ethernet is soaring, with a combined year-over-year boost of 20 points in iSCSI and FCoE, and 60% now encrypt at least some stored data. HEALTHCARE 2013 Healthcare IT Priorities Meeting regulatory requirements is the top priority for the 363 healthcare provider IT pros we surveyed; that just inched out the second priority of managing digital patient data. More than half, 56%, have completed their EMR or EHR deployments, and 74% are using or planning to use a health information exchange. NEXT GEN NETWORKS Is Hosted VoIP Right for You? 6 Must-Ask Questions Sponsored by XO Communications Know the 6 questions you must ask when deciding whether to move your telephony system to a hosted VoIP provider, including questions about reliability, branch survivability, E911 capability and whether you're looking for additional collaboration services. We also outline how to price a hosted VoIP option. EDUCATION Top Tech Tools for Educators Sponsored by HP Taking a cue from the business world, education IT directors are leveraging technologies and technology models that allow them to engage students and improve learning. UNIFIED COMMUNICATIONS Research: State of Unified Communications Sponsored by Mitel Our State of Unified Communications Survey finds 68% of companies have deployed UC or plan to do so within 24 months. Among these respondents, 42% see an untrained user base as the top barrier to full adoption of a deployed ¬unified communications system. InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by IBM, HP, Imperva, Lumension, Mitel, Schneider Electric, TraceSecurity, Tripwire, Trusteer, XO Communications and UBM Tech. 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