Security

Use Social Media, Let Consumers Tell Your Brand Story: Samar Shekhawat, United Breweries

As traditional marketing strategies make way for social media marketing, corporate leaders have to take social media seriously, says Samar Singh Shekhawat, United Breweries.

How to Protect Personal, Corporate Information When You Travel

Today's hotels are unfortunately vulnerable to keylogging, ransomware, malware and other types of attempted fraud. What's more, hackers' interest is shifting from credit card information to corporate espionage. Here's how to keep

5 Components to an Effective Security Strategy

Enterprise Wearables Present Tech Challenges and Management Pitfalls

Wearable technology experts share insights on the current hardware and software challenges facing the industry, as well as advice on how CIOs and IT can avoid the most common pitfalls associated with enterprise wearables.

How to Make Sure Your Cat Photos (and Other Pics) Don’t Disclose Location Data

This guide explores the seven most important steps in securing the public cloud, providing practical guidance that every organization can follow. It includes the results of threat research from SophosLabs into the frequency with which cybercriminals

How to Make Sure Your Cat Photos (and Other Pics) Don’t Disclose Location Data

You may not think twice about sharing photos of cats, kids, friends and family on social sites, but smartphones cameras often capture location data that can represent a privacy risk. James A. Martin spotlights iOS and Android apps that let you remove

IndusInd Opens India’s First Video Call Center

In June, the bank deployed an app, which allows customers to enjoy a number of banking services via a video chat. Itu2019s creating a lot of customer stickiness, says the banku2019s CIO.u00a0

‘Privacy Badger’ Browser Add-On Protects You from Online Tracking

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) is encouraging all Web surfers to install its new privacy add-on for Chrome and Firefox browsers, which aims to block websites' abilities to keep tabs on users.

Mobile Workers: ‘I Want My BlackBerry Back’

The leading smartphones weren't designed with business implications in mind. One of the results: When IT gets access to popular smartphones, it gets access to everything. These privacy concerns are leading many users to ask for their BlackBerry

What Makes for Satisfied Indian CIOs?

The characteristics of happy CIOs--versus unhappy ones--goes beyond money, CIO research proves. But it has plenty to do with it.

7 Characteristics of CIOs That are Differentiators

Elevating your stature to competitive differentiator status doesnu2019t have to be an exercise in the black arts. CIO research demystifies what it take to become a competitive differentiator.