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Ovum warns BYOD is here to stay and urges CIOs to respond with a clear strategy

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Bring-your-own-device (BYOD) is here to stay, states Ovum, as it reveals the findings of its 2013 multi-market BYOX (bring-your-own-anything) employee study.

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Cloud based infrastructures now dominant – 60% use hybrid or cloud only.

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Varonis has detailed how Nottingham Building Society is using Varonis DatAdvantage and DataPrivilege software to keep its critical and sensitive data secure. The Nottingham Building Society has been able to identify and assign ownership for over 90% of its information with DatAdvantage, moving on-going management responsibility to these owners and giving them the ability to easily maintain permissions for their areas with DataPrivilege. The combined power of the two products has meant...

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63% of businesses do not attempt to manage corporate information on employee-owned devices; mobile security incidents cost more than $100,000 for almost half of firms surveyed.

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Symantec Corp. and the Ponemon Institute have released the 2013 Cost of Data Breach Study: Global Analysis which reveals human errors and system problems caused two-thirds of data breaches in 2012 and pushed the global average to $136 per record[1]. Issues included employee mishandling of confidential data, lack of system controls, and violations of industry and government regulations. Heavily regulated fields including healthcare, finance and pharmaceutical incurred breach costs 70 percent...

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Juniper Networks has announced the availability of Junos® DDoS Secure to protect data centres against increasingly complex Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks. A key part of Juniper’s security portfolio, Junos DDoS Secure uses behavioral analytics and detailed network visibility to provide scalable protection against all major types of DDoS attacks.

Cyberattacks and disruptive events are on the rise

Dell Technologies Global Data Protection Index 2020 Snapshot shines light on key challenges...

SonicWall 'turbocharges' innovation

New SonicOS 6.5, which includes more than 50 new features, powers SonicWall’s Automated...

Hackers in the driving seat?

Radware has released findings from its second annual web application security report, Radware 2018...

A unified security platform across edge, apps and data

Imperva Sonar platform enables organizations to manage complex and automated cyberattack risks.

Tarmin ‘transforms’ Data Management

Tarmin Inc. hasunveiled the latest release of GridBank, the industry’s first Data Defined...

Arxan Technologies announces Regional Sales Director for Central Europe

Arxan expands international presence in response to growing demand for protecting applications in...

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Ovum warns BYOD is here to stay and urges CIOs to respond with a clear strategy

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