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Company data endangered by lack of BYOD security

The bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement may be popular with employees, but it may also be putting corporate data at risk due to a lack of adequate security controls, employer policies and employee education, according to a survey. More>>

Staff – the weakest link in the quest for data protection

In the world of data protection, one event has the potential to undo years of progress for any organisation. Staff will always be the weakest link in matters of information security and data protection. Staff education and training in all aspects of data protection is therefore vital.Staff education and training

Poor Data Management costs Healthcare Providers

Healthcare organizations collect massive amounts of data but often fail to translate this data into actionable insights. Healthcare providers lose on average $70.2 million annually, or 15% of additional revenue per hospital, due to their failure to fully leverage the information they collect, according to a study from Oracle. According to

How to Build a Data Protection Plan That Ensures Application Recovery

The availability of services and applications to all stakeholders is more critical than ever before, but many organizations still focus their data protection objectives on data and servers rather than applications. According to the results of a new Quest Software survey in North America, nearly three-quarters of organizations now rank restoring

Information Protection: Empowering Business Innovation

In 2011, businesses experienced a surge in attacks by hackers. These attacks affected a number of organizations across industries. In addition to information security threats, proliferation of industry regulations and breach notification laws are also contributing to the increase in demand for information security solutions and services. Without security, innovation brings

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