by Craig Spiezle
As businesses look to implement innovative new cloud services and support multiple platforms and devices, they are faced with the daunting task of maintaining security, data, privacy and the...
by Stephanie Jordan
Last week security researchers were buzzing with news and opinions about possible (and soon after confirmed) stolen LinkedIn passwords. Whenever security breaches such as this one happen—and in...
by Stephanie Jordan
The long awaited Google Drive made its debut this week amid a flow of commentary both pro and con for the product. In theory the product is late to the cloud party with rivals such as Dropbox,...
by Stephanie Jordan
Despite advocacy efforts to amend parts of CISPA—H.R.3523 Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011 (PDF)—the cybersecurity legislation passed the House of Representatives...
by Stephanie Jordan
This week the Federal Trade Commission published what some call a landmark report, which offers best practices for businesses to protect the privacy of consumers. The commission’s “...
by Michael Osterman
The best protection against malware, spam, hacker attacks, policy violations and other threats is a layered set of defenses in which software, services, hardware and policies are used to protect data...
by Stephanie Jordan
With a title like Stop Online Piracy Act, one would think people would be flocking to support the bill, but just the opposite is true. Today the House Judiciary Committee held its first hearing on...
by Michael Osterman
Many decision makers are fearful of moving any—or at least all—of their users to cloud-based email, collaboration, storage and other services. Their concerns focus on a variety of...
by Stephanie Jordan
Last week the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary postponed the mark up of H.R. 1981 a bill that could require a broad range of entities to store for 18-months IP addresses they...