Security

Death of Windows XP SP2 Support a Security Risk

With Windows XP SP2 support ending in three weeks, a new report highlights the security risks that come with running an unsupported service pack.

iOS 4 Arrives Today, Will Regulated Companies Benefit Tomorrow?

Will iOS 4, arriving today, really usher iPhones and iPads into the enterprise? Better security and enterprise management features should benefit heavily regulated industries, although previous iPhone OS upgrades did much of the heavy lifting, say so

Enterprise Reinvention: How to Improve Corporate Performance through Enterprise Risk Management

The rapidly changing and competitive business environment make it a good time to reinvent your enterprise risk management program, this will require a systematic move from the Industrial Age to the Knowledge Age.

Network Security: Three Open-Source Options

Evolutionary IT's Joseph Guarino explains how to achieve network security the open way (Third in a series on open-source security solutions)

Security Careers: the Mic is Always on. Always.

Application gateways can minimize overhead and improve security

Security Careers: the Mic is Always on. Always.

"This is a big BLEEPING deal," remarked Vice President Joe Biden. Apparently he forgot the microphones were on and sensitive enough to capture his remark, intended to be private.

10 “Deep Thoughts” of Telecommuters Everywhere

You don't (always) work in your pajamas. But you do occasionally snarf nachos while on a conference call and wonder if anyone hears your crunching. Hey, it takes one to know one: Here's what's really happening inside the mind of a tele

Brazen Burglars Broke into the Same House Three Times in a Week

Data Breaches Persist In Health Care

Not Safe for Work: What’s Acceptable Office Computer Use

How many minutes, or hours, did you spend on Facebook today? Even if you spent just a few minutes on the popular social networking site during office hours, you're not alone. Data from Nucleus Research finds 77 percent of workers who have a Face

Mobile Security: Why I Still Want My IPad, IPhone

Everything I've learned about mobile security tells me it's bad to use the consumer-based technology for work. That's where all the bad stuff comes from. That includes devices like the iPhone and iPad.