How to Use Facebook Securely to Protect Corporate Networks
Posted on 14 January 2016 by
If you’re one of Facebook’s 1.55 million users, here’s a resolution you should heed if you want to keep yourself and your friends safe: Be less gullible.
Blogger profile: Jennifer Dean
Jen manages the marketing for PKI-based authentication solutions. Based in the weird city of Austin, Texas, Jen likes blogging about all things security, but especially about challenges IT professionals face to keep systems protected without completely antagonizing users. Prior to Thales, Jen spent five years in eBanking and financial services. Likes: dogs, Bavarian hefeweizen, sitting on the beach with a good book. Dislikes: sweet potatoes. Aspires to: write a novel.
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2016: The Year of the Digital Workforce
Posted on 15 December 2015 by
Employees demand enterprise mobility and want to use personal devices, hence accelerating the bring your own device (BYOD) trend.
How to Support BYOD Without Getting Breached
Posted on 07 October 2015 by
While Bring Your Own Device continues to grow at a prolific rate, IT teams face the challenge of securing and enabling access to the enterprise ecosystem via a wide range of devices from different manufacturers. So how does corporate IT deal with the BYOD phenomenon while ensuring the security of corporate networks and data?
How to Use Bluetooth Authentication to Create Seamless Enterprise Mobile…
Posted on 19 August 2015 by
luetooth Smart is a viable technology that enterprise IT can easily implement into a current corporate badge ecosystem and addresses the need for balance between security and mobility.
Five things we learned about the world of enterprise security…
Posted on 05 January 2015 by
A look back at some of 2014’s biggest enterprise security stories, and what we’ve learned from them
Three things for the CFO to consider when evaluating cyber-risk…
Posted on 07 November 2014 by
The CFO arguably has the top job when it comes to assessing risk and making decisions on security investments. Most will have the support of the CIO in evaluating all the risks associated with technology, but have they considered all the issues that modern working practice expose the executive management team to?