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Why do Commvault customers switch to Veeam? Because Commvault does not meet the 24.7.365 availability requirements businesses demand today, nor the ability to restore any IT service running in the hybrid cloud within seconds and minutes. Learn why you should switch to Veeam.
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This paper will help you prepare for outages in your infrastructure by sharing disaster recovery (DR) strategies. Often, DR outages are not a complete outage, so being prepared with granularity in your DR strategies gives you flexibility. Learn more.
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Phishing and malware threats are skyrocketing as cybercriminals become more adept, stealthier and more able to penetrate your IT security defenses. The consequences of even a single attack penetrating your network can be devastating, resulting in enormous potential losses. Learn more.
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This white paper provides a history of ransomware and what you can do to prevent being attacked. Learn more.
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Being in IT I’m sure you know someone who’s been hit with ransomware or you have been through it yourself. Wouldn’t it be great to have a manual of what to do when you get hit and how to prevent it in the future? Now you do! Learn more.
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Utilizing security awareness training and phishing security tests can be a useful and effective tool to reduce unintentional insider threats. However, if robust metrics are not put in place, phishing tests can create organizational social engineering blind spots. Learn more.
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For the second year in a row, leading IT analyst firm Enterprise Management Associates (EMA), has delved into the world of security awareness and policy training. Their latest research on this topic revealed that a tremendous shift in awareness training programs has taken place, especially in small and medium businesses. Learn more.
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If you’re getting ready to move your data to Amazon Web Services or already have, here are seven best practices for AWS we recommend getting the most out of your cloud security. Learn more!
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Cybercrime ransomware attacks are evolving rapidly and getting more sophisticated every month. Learn about the history of ransomware and what you can do to prevent being attacked.
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Read this Digital Dialogue to find out more about a survey of 221 IT pros that found 50% of organizations are less vulnerable now than they were a year ago, while only 12% think they are more vulnerable.
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Learn about the most common IAM project types and avoid obstacles that can impede them, as well as proven strategies to help you overcome the potential barriers to success.
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You've made the choice to implement two-factor authentication, but where do you go from there? Find out the top five questions you should ask before purchasing a two-factor authentication solution.
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Right now, one of your employees is accessing network resources. Do you know who it is? See how to verify user identities and protect your company’s critical information.
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When your access procedures are broken, no amount of security, management or governance matters. Find out how your business can reap the benefits that come from getting to one identity. Read the e-book today.
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What do you want to know about migrating to Exchange Online or Office 365? No matter what it is, it’s probably in this Q&A-style white paper.
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Even well planned migrations can go wrong. Data can become corrupt or lost, interrupting and slowing your migration. Find out why the right recovery plan can help you keep your project on schedule.
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The forgotten arm of IAM is privileged account management (PAM). This free e-book contains essential information on common security issues associated with PAM, and how you can minimize or eliminate them.
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The “Pass-the-Hash” (PtH) attack was originally documented in 1997, but has recently made a resurgence. Find out how PtH attacks work, as well as mitigation strategies recommended by Microsoft and the National Security Agency (NSA).
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The forgotten arm of IAM is privileged account management (PAM). This free e-book contains essential information on common security issues associated with PAM, and how you can minimize or eliminate them.
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Unix was here before Windows and, due to its stability, cost-effectiveness and openness, will be around for a while. However, twenty-first century realities demand access and security that goes beyond what worked 20 years ago.