Restrictive BYOD policies will fail because humans have a compulsive attachment to mobile devices. By: [author-name] This article was syndicated via RSS from: http://www.networkcomputing.com/security/byod-why-you-will-lose/240156856

6 Ways to Proactively Lower Litigation Costs While Protecting Your Reputation The costs of e-discovery are mind-blowing. Despite the technologists who announce advancements in storage, search and retrieval...

7 Principles of an Enlightened Approach to Data Preservation Data drives everything in today’s business world, and it would be hard to name a more important concern for today’s corporate arena...

Navigating the Complexities of Preservation in the Digital Age Legal Hold and Data Preservation Best Practices is the most current and complete guide about preservation today. Developed in concert with...

Hadoop ETL – Offloading the Enterprise Data Warehouse Hadoop is quickly becoming the operating system for Big Data, a platform that provides powerful services for developers and vendors to create...

Symantec-commissioned report shows that organizations aren't rushing to migrate to the latest Windows Server update. By: [author-name] This article was syndicated via RSS from: http://www.networkcomputing.com/next-generation-data-center/servers/survey-reveals-slow-windows-server-2012/240156538

Solera deal provides security analytics and forensics capabilities; Dell unveils Citrix-friendly VDI offerings; SolarWinds NPM has new monitoring features; Marble releases mobile security service. By:...

Pure Storage, maker of all-flash arrays, released product upgrades including data-at-rest encryption. The company also announced an investment from In-Q-Tel, the venture arm of the CIA. By: [author-name] This...

Numerous online attacks against China have been traced back to U.S. servers. But unlike authorities in the United States, the Chinese government chooses to not point the finger, according to the head...

Reducing data at the source is the smart way to do backup. That is the conclusion I came to in my last post, If files were bricks, you’d change your backup strategy. But I also left off by saying...