Category: Security

If you’re reading this column (and I’m pretty sure you are), your job probably requires making hard decisions about security. Which is more important: employee

By Brett Harrison and Chad McDonnell The theft of trade secrets in U.S. businesses is increasing rapidly and is expected to double within the next

The October edition of the Harper’s Magazine Index included this doozy of a statistic: The average global company in 2013 was subjected to 16,856 cyber-attacks.

There’s no disputing the threats to today’s computer networks. Managing devices and reducing the risk of malware and other problems is a daunting challenge. At

Operating an international financial advisory firm requires a sharp focus on security and compliance. In many cases, standard cyber-security measures aren’t adequate. There’s a need

By Brim Basom At Susan G. Komen, we want the highest percentage possible of every dollar to go to our mission of providing grants and

“There’s a thin line between security and productivity,” said Brad Nelson, IT manager at Louisville, Ky.-based Baptist Health, at an HP security-related event in New

When the firewall was introduced as a security tool in 1989, it offered a new way to protect both enterprise and consumer networks from evolving

The ongoing barrage of cyber-attacks against large organizations and government institutions is generating growing concern. Target, eBay, P.F. Chang’s, AOL, Aaron Brothers, Kaiser Permanente and