IT AS A SERVICE Research: Beyond IT Service Management Sponsored by FrontRange
There are two ways to look at an IT as a service model: as a well-intentioned but jargon- and bureaucracy-filled worldview or as a fully integrated, engaged and involved part of the company's operations. You can guess which one we recommend, and it seems the 409 respondents to our InformationWeek 2013 Service-Oriented IT Survey agree. Fully 83% say making IT more service-oriented is either a reality now (51%) or on the drawing board (32%).
DATA RECOVERY Comparison: Comprehensive Data Recovery Sponsored by Asigra
Comprehensive data recovery-it's a tall order. We asked a lot from vendors in this Buyer's Guide, from the ability to back up data from mobile devices, desktops, and physical and virtual servers to local and cloud repositories to the ability for end users and IT to restore individual files, directories, and entire devices or disk partitions on a self-service basis. Learn which companies pull it off.
SECURITY Strategies for Improving Web Application Security Sponsored by Imperva
Web applications are fraught with risk, but for most companies, not having them is not an option. They're just too important to customers and to the business. Learn some best practices for balancing the needs of the business with security requirements. It doesn't take special certification or a million dollars, but it does take planning, time, and a smart combination of tools and best practices.
Advanced Persistent Threats: The New Reality Sponsored by Trusteer
For most organizations, the imminent danger that advanced persistent threats pose has been relatively low. That's changing as attackers' target base widens, their knowledge grows and their cyber weapons trickle down to the hacker masses. In this Dark Reading report, we examine the current APT landscape and provide recommendations for protecting your organization against this growing concern.
Building & Enforcing an Endpoint Security Strategy Sponsored by Symantec
In today's enterprise, the endpoint could be any number of devices operating in any number of locations. With endpoint technology changing so rapidly, what's the best approach to building an effective, enforceable endpoint security strategy that works across the enterprise? Better understand the challenges of endpoint security and what steps organizations should take toward developing a security strategy that is both effective and practical.
Threat Intelligence: What You Really Need To Know Sponsored by HP
With the increase in advanced, multidimensional threats, organizations can no longer depend solely on existing gateway tools to weed out nefarious activity. More and more organizations are now considering the development of an in-house threat intelligence program. This report examines the drivers for implementing an in-house threat intelligence program, the issues around staffing and costs, and the tools necessary to do the job effectively.
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