The rapidly rising tide of cybersecurity attacks has naturally driven security and IT managers to strengthen their perimeters and bolster their defences. But without paying similar attention to what’s happening on their internal networks, they are leaving massive blind spots that could potentially produce catastrophic results.
David Braue | 13 Dec | Read more
Clouds aren't just pretty; they can be deadly as well...
Michael T. Lester | 08 Jul | Read more
Rackspace has given customers two days notice prior to a major reboot in what appears to be an effort to patch a critical flaw in Xen that will be made public this Wednesday.
Data security fears won't fuel an exodus from public cloud services, experts say
John P. Mello | 14 Aug | Read more
CIOs often complain that the bring-your-own-device (BYOD) movement is undermining their ability to keep their infrastructure and data secure. Every employee who comes to work with his or her smartphone or tablet and pulls up sales reports, help tickets and other corporate data creates a small hole in the armor companies have spent billions to build. Over time, the argument goes, the holes become a dangerous sieve.
Rachel Delacour, co-founder and CEO of BIME | 19 Nov | Read more