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Security refers to electronic or physical elements that keep the organization safe. Attention must be paid to both outsiders and insiders who provide access or compromise data either on purpose or by accident. Online security includes point products such as antivirus and anti-spam, and tools such as network-access control and unified threat management that consolidate the point products. Physical security includes security cameras, biometrics and other tools.

Articles

BYOD Faces Many Challenges

There is a strong case to be made, based on security and privacy concerns, against allowing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) approaches in the enterprise. But excluding BYOD is not really an option. More >

Enterprise Mobile Outlook: Speed and BYOD

Paul Shread is the Editor in Chief for the IT Business Edge Network. Mobile devices are taking enterprises by storm-and in the process creating both promise and peril. In the second installment of More >

Android Struggles to Secure Itself

Many surprising things have happened in the world of telecommunications and IT during the past few years. High on the list are three well-documented and ongoing trends: the rise of smartphones and More >

Interviews

Making VDI More Secure

Don't ignore these potentially serious vulnerabilities.

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Data at Home and in the Cloud

Cloud means that an enterprise must trust a service provider to provide controls at a physical and infrastructure layer, but logical controls can remain the same.

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Security Staffs: BYOD Is Here to Stay, Deal with It Proactively

The emergence of BYOD is perhaps the most important trend in IT management of the past decade. AlgoSec CTO Avishai Wool said that IT’s first step toward security in this challenge environment is proactively accepting that the changes are here to stay. He told IT Business Edge blogger Carl Weinschenk that current and future technology will make BYOD a safe way to do business — if they are utilized.

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