Not only does it not save enterprises money, but it adds a ton of security issues. What's not to like?
According to a recent poll, cloud security still isn't up to the level to handle the data of many enterprises.
According to a study, 67 percent of IT pros say that bring your own device (BYOD) policies in the enterprise increases the cost to companies.
The safety of data remains the key reason many enterprises won't use cloud hosting services.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 08/07/2012
Keeping data secure in the cloud requires a new approach to authentication and authorization.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 08/07/2012
Your guide to 6 key considerations -- including security, storage, Exchange hosting and more -- for moving infrastructure and applications to public, private and hybrid clouds.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz, Doug Barney, Bruce Hoard
- 08/06/2012
Attackers will have to learn a new trick if they want to hack Windows 8.
LastPass keeps your passwords secure and organized.
- By Derek Schauland
- 08/01/2012
Your users might just be smart enough to handle security issues correctly -- with the right training.
The cloud storage service Dropbox said Tuesday that the increase in spam e-mail sent to users last month was directly related to an employee account compromise.
During a presentation at this week's Black Hat security conference, security pros presented an argument on why Windows 8 may be the most secure OS Microsoft has ever released.
- By Stephen Swoyer
- 07/26/2012
Looking to to a somewhat biased study, more than half of you don't.
The move was made due to Symantec's underperformance.
Look for this botnet right to be back at operational capacity sometime soon.
The Grum botnet, known as the third largest spam ring among security researchers, was crippled on Wednesday after most of the command and control (C&C) servers were shut down.
The security of a home network wherever you go.
I'd strongly advise not messing with someone like that.
Do we continuously give companies a pass for letting loose our personal info?
Yahoo today confirmed the exposure of 450,000 passwords and user names used for personal e-mail accounts.