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Securing Data Stored on Tape with Encryption: How to Choose the Right Encryption Key Management Solution

Securing data from unauthorized access is a critical issue for businesses in all industries. Regulatory compliance and customer loyalty all depend on keeping sensitive information safe and secure. With tens of million customer records compromised each year-many of them on backup tapes-businesses must take steps to improve data confidentiality and integrity. Luckily, the data encryption capabilities built into every Quantum LTO-4 tape drive can help organizations prevent a costly and embarrassing security breach.

Securing mobile devices is cheaper than having to replace them

Many businesses underestimate the importance of securing mobile devices, and even though they may have policies in place which advise staff to carry equipment with them at all times, this rule is seldom followed as it’s often impractical. Companies tend to ignore the risks presented within their own environment and staff can become complacent with equipment.

PV Media Group Launches BreakingNews.com, Securing Domain Name of Valuable, Highly Searched Term in Online News

TMCNet: PV Media Group Launches BreakingNews.com, Securing Domain Name of Valuable, Highly Searched Term in Online News

Open Source Essential to Secure E-Voting

IconThe mounting irregularities of closed-source proprietary e-voting systems clearly show the need for a new approach to securing elections in the U.S. -- one centered on the use of open source technologies, writes Paul Venezia. 'It's time for us to make good on the promise of open elections and open our e-voting systems as well,' Venezia writes, outlining the technical blueprint for a cheap, secure, open source e-voting system. The call for open voting systems has grown louder as of late, with several projects, such as Pvote and the Open Voting Consortium, demonstrating how the voting booth could benefit from open source code. Such systems are already securing elections in Australia and Brazil.

Securing Physical and Virtual IT Assets without Hardware Firewalls or VLANs

The growing reliance on virtual machines (VMs) also introduces significant security vulnerabilities. Communication between VMs is fully undetected by traditional hardware firewalls. In addition, when VMs move, they usually change IP addresses, rendering firewalls useless.

Securing Physical and Virtual IT Assets without Hardware Firewalls or VLANs

The growing reliance on virtual machines (VMs) also introduces significant security vulnerabilities. Communication between VMs is fully undetected by traditional hardware firewalls. In addition, when VMs move, they usually change IP addresses, rendering firewalls useless.

Securing m-Commerce

SLIM helps make secure payments over your mobile phone, locks down handsets to deter theft and safeguards sensitive data. By Vinita Gupta

Securing continuous mobile data connections

For busy staff in the field, nothing is more frustrating than having laptop computers or smart phones crash due to lost connections when those devices lose wireless coverage. Often, important data is obliterated and workers have to waste precious time reentering the lost information.

Insuring and Securing Your Data

Developing a smart data security protocol will not eliminate the risk posed by unauthorized access to private or sensitive data, but it should at least reduce it. And when the data genie does escape the bottle, risk transfer in the form of insurance coverage can hopefully soften the financial blow.

Bruce Schneier: Securing Your PC and Your Privacy

He might be called the international rock star of computer security. Having testified before Congress and given well-regarded speeches the world over, when Bruce Schneier talks about security, experts listen. A prolific author, he has penned articles for publications ranging from Wired to The Guardian to the Sydney Morning Herald. His books include Applied Cryptography, which delves into the science of secret codes, and Beyond Fear, which details how to protect security on the personal and national level.

Bruce Schneier: Securing Your PC and Your Privacy

"We've sacrificed a lot of privacy in the last few years in the name of security. Are we actually safer as a result?

Bruce Schneier: Securing Your PC and Your Privacy

He might be called the international rock star of computer security. Having testified before Congress and given well-regarded speeches the world over, when Bruce Schneier talks about security, experts listen. A prolific author, he has penned articles for publications ranging from Wired to The Guardian to the Sydney Morning Herald. His books include Applied Cryptography, which delves into the science of secret codes, and Beyond Fear, which details how to protect security on the personal and national level.

Best Practice for Securing Mobile Handheld Devices

The primary purpose of email in an organization is to relay important information to employees, stakeholders, and associates of the institution. Many institutions do classify how and in what capacity their computer systems are to be used. My employer, NC State University, uses the institution’s website as a means of communicating the acceptable use of email and computers while in the workplace. The website is meant to provide easy access to information should anyone feel uncertain about online activity. One can find all of the rules of conduct within the Computer and Network Use Regulations page. While some companies are stricter than others, it is sometimes acceptable to use workplace email accounts as a means of personal communication. However, because the same accounts are being used to transfer critical information such as documents

Domain Name Best Practices: Securing a High Performance Online Address for your Business

This White Paper is designed to review the basics about acquiring a great domain for your small business. A successful Domain can be a very strong part of a company's success and this paper reviews the best practices to domain web development, including:

Domain Name Best Practices: Securing a High Performance Online Address for your Business

This White Paper is designed to review the basics about acquiring a great domain for your small business. A successful Domain can be a very strong part of a company's success and this paper reviews the best practices to domain web development, including:

Domain Name Best Practices: Securing a High Performance Online Address for your Business

This White Paper is designed to review the basics about acquiring a great domain for your small business. A successful Domain can be a very strong part of a company's success and this paper reviews the best practices to domain web development, including:

Expert eBook: Encryption: Properly Securing Your Valuable Data

There have already been 449 data breach incidents this year and that number will continue to grow. The challenges of protecting confidential information are forcing companies to deploy encryption technology to mitigate the risks of loss and leakage.

Expert eBook: Encryption: Properly Securing Your Valuable Data

There have already been 449 data breach incidents this year and that number will continue to grow. The challenges of protecting confidential information are forcing companies to deploy encryption technology to mitigate the risks of loss and leakage.

Oxford Semiconductor Releases Encryption Solutions for Securing High-Value Personal Data

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Indian pharma cos fail to compete with foreign players in securing product patents for innovations

Indian pharmaceutical companies and individuals together could grab just above 15 per cent of the total product patents granted to pharmaceutical inventions and innovations in the past three years from January 1, 2005, ever since the country moved into the product patent regime from process patents.

Protecting Customer Data Is Small Banks’ Top Tech Concern

Securing customer data will be the top technology focus of community banks in the coming years, according to a survey released in October by the Independent Community Bankers of America. Security displaced concern with containing the cost of technology, which dominated ICBA's 2006 survey.

Protecting Customer Data Is Small Banks Top Tech Concern

Securing customer data will be the top technology focus of community banks in the coming years, according to a survey released in October by the Independent Community Bankers of America. Security displaced concern with containing the cost of technology, which dominated ICBA's 2006 survey.

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