2013 IT Spending Priorities | File-Level Data Protection | Trends In Mobile Device Threats

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Featured Content Tools and Strategies for File-Level Data Protection Trends In Mobile Device Threats Stop Mobile Device-Borne Malware 2013 IT Spending Priorities Survey Surrendering The Endpoint Imagine there's no desktop. What if you had to design all of your security and monitoring around the fact that it's not your endpoint any more, and it will never be your endpoint again? Read More Moving Beyond the Ring and a Load of Wax: Identity in the 21st Century Today I want to take a closer look at identity. Most people will tell you things are pretty bad today, but things have improved quite a lot. Read More    More Resources Hybrid IT Service Management: A Requirement for Virtualization and Cloud Computing While many IT organizations are excited about the prospects of cloud-based and virtual computing, cloud is a means to improved efficiency. Learn how you can capitalize on your hard work in domain management, service management and virtualization to leverage cloud services for increased resiliency and efficiency. Hacker Intelligence Summary Report: The Anatomy of a Hacktivist Attack Imperva witnessed a recent hacktivist attack that lasted for 25 days. Our observations give insight into hacktivist attack methods and an examination of how social media enables recruitment and attack coordination. Understanding how hacktivists operate will help organizations prepare for a future attack. Law Enforcement & Cellular Networks Combat Smartphone Theft Increasing theft of smartphone devices is putting their owners at risk. Find out how law enforcement agencies and cellular networks are working to combat smartphone theft through checking and blocking IMEI numbers, and the direction theft prevention is taking.

SECURITY Tools and Strategies for File-Level Data Protection - Sponsored by Imperva There is nothing in the enterprise that warrants protection more than data, but security pros all too often focus more on perimeter security. This may be because it can be more challenging to secure data, but once data is locked down, any compromises to the networks and servers that transport and house it almost don't matter. In this Dark Reading report we recommend several ways that security pros can effectively ensure that data is kept from prying eyes. Trends In Mobile Device Threats - Sponsored by Trusteer While there's some debate about the level of threat mobile devices pose, there's no question that the threat is growing. With readily available information about the devices in use, and often few corporate safeguards in place, mobile devices are turning out to be a lucrative vector for attackers looking for an in to enterprise networks. In this Dark Reading report, we explain how the threat is growing, what attackers are targeting and why you need to be concerned. Stop Mobile Device-Borne Malware - Sponsored by Absolute Software iPhones, iPads and Android devices are making their way into your company--like it or not. These devices are opening a new gateway for malware that old security tools and procedures can't completely close. Security professionals must combine education, policy development, and the use of existing tools and new mobile device management systems to effectively balance mobile device risk with productivity rewards. IT AS A SERVICE 2013 IT Spending Priorities Survey - Sponsored by FrontRange When IT is seen as just a cost center, the business loses. Yet many CIOs are barely keeping their budgets flat; some must even absorb cuts. It's hard to innovate when you're scraping to pay for basic security. In this report, we examine the fallout when IT is reduced to just "keeping the lights on," and discuss ways to break the cycle. InformationWeek Reports is brought to you by Absolute Software, Asigra, FrontRange, Imperva, Trusteer 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