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.
2013 State of Storage Sponsored by Asigra
A burst of innovation in storage hardware and software means better performance and integration. Some highlights: Ethernet is taking off, with a combined year-over-year boost of 20 points in iSCSI and FCoE; 60% now encrypt at least some stored data; and good help is hard to find, as 26% cite insufficient staffing as a top concern, up from 19% in 2012.
SECURITY Security Implications of Big Data Strategies Sponsored by IBM
To understand how to secure big data, you have to understand what it is-and what it isn't. When it comes to building big data clusters, organizations are finding that many of the best practices for securing such clusters are the same used to secure any corporate data. However, there are some big differences as well. Learn how to alter your security strategy to accommodate big data-and when not to.
5 Security Tools Every Small Business Must Have Sponsored by Symantec
SMBs may not have the IT resources that their bigger peers do, but they do have the same security responsibilities. Fortunately, SMBs can build a strong security posture using a few key products, many of which are free. This Dark Reading report examines the challenges that SMBs face when it comes to security and recommends the five security tools every SMB must have.
Insecurity with Java Sponsored by Imperva
In the wake of a zero-day vulnerability being exploited by multiple active attacks, IT teams wait for Oracle to respond. Again. Here's how to keep your systems safe, but meanwhile, start considering: Does Java's popularity as an attack vector vs. its diminishing functionality make permanently disabling plug-ins a smart idea?
Building And Enforcing An Endpoint Security Strategy Sponsored by Symantec
Today's, the endpoint could be any number of devices operating in any number of locations. With its technology changing so rapidly, what's the best approach to building an effective, enforceable endpoint security strategy? Learn what steps organizations should take toward developing a security strategy that is both effective and practical-across the enterprise.
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