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whitepaper Firm Uses New Operating System, Adds Cost-Saving Features to Managed Workplace Services2009-10-01 Microsoft
  T-Systems uses the latest technologies to develop network and communications solutions for enterprise businesses and public sector institutions around the world. To remain competitive in the global marketplace, the company became an early adopter of the Windows 7 operating system. After the pilot program is complete, T-Systems expects to benefit from reduced costs, enhanced security, improved IT management, and more flexible deployment options.

Tags: Desktop Client OS		   
whitepaper Malaysian Marketing Agency Uses New Web Technologies to Attract Savvy Consumers2009-10-01 Microsoft
  Arc Worldwide is a major direct marketing agency. As part of the Leo Burnett advertising agency, the company operates in 37 countries globally and employs 1,300 people. The Malaysian operation of Arc Worldwide had enjoyed a substantial rise in the number of clients seeking rich Internet applications for e-commerce since 2006; however this was also bringing concerns about security and protecting intellectual property. The company sought a secure technology to build its Internet applications which would reduce the risk of decompiling. After some consideration, Arc Worldwide chose to adopt Microsoft Silverlight for developing client solutions and found that as well as increasing security, Silverlight offered a more cost-effective means of building applications.

Tags: Security Administration		   
whitepaper Italian University Boosts Productivity, Expects to Save $219,000 in IT Costs in First Year2009-10-01 Microsoft
  The University of Macerata deployed Windows Server 2008 R2, taking advantage of improved Hyper-V, Active Directory, and power-management features, along with Microsoft System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2008 R2. Now, the university saves time and strengthens security with Single Sign On (SSO) identity management, provisions new virtual servers in just 10 minutes, and expects to save U.S.$219,000 in hardware-related costs.

Tags: Server Platforms - OS, Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Dongguk University Boosts Administration System Security With Audit Control Solution2009-10-01 Oracle
  Established in 1906, Dongguk University is a private, coeducational university in Korea, and one of the few Buddhist-affiliated universities worldwide. As part of its drive to be the number one university in Korea based on student and teacher satisfaction, the institution deployed a Web-based academic administration system, called uDRIMS, to streamline administrative tasks. However, the university ran into issues as IT staff had to analyze all of the Web access logs to match application users with their database operations. As a result, Dongguk University deployed Oracle Audit Vault as part of its auditing system.

Tags: Security Administration		   
whitepaper Financial Transactions and Personal Data Security - Is Your Customers#$# Data Safe?2009-10-01 Grant Thornton International
  The risk associated with collecting and holding individual personal data for a Money Service Business (MSB) is both very real and very serious. In 2007, a major Canadian bank lost a computer backup file that contained individual personal data of 470,000 of its customers.3 In 2008, Statistics Canada confirmed that a theft of completed census questionnaires had occurred.4 And as recently as August 2009, the US Justice Department charged three men in connection with orchestrating the theft of over 130 million credit and debit card numbers.5 These examples - and many more like them - have sounded the warning bell to other organizations that customer privacy is not to be taken lightly.

Tags: Data Tools		   
whitepaper An Enhanced Security Protocol for Fast Mobile IPv62009-10-01 Institute of Electronics, Information and Communication Engineers
  Off late, Kempf and Koodli have proposed a security protocol for Fast Mobile IPv6 (FMIPv6). Through the SEcure Neighbor Discovery (SEND) protocol, it achieves secure distribution of a handover key, and consequently becomes a security standard for FMIPv6. However, it is still vulnerable to redirection attacks. In addition, due to the SEND protocol, it suffers from denial of service attacks and expensive computational cost. This paper presents a security protocol, which enhances Kempf-Koodli's one with the help of the AAA infrastructure.

Tags: Security Administration		   
whitepaper ActiveSync Configuration for WatchGuard SSL 1002009-10-01 WatchGuard Technologies
  With ActiveSync, users get push functionality to keep email, calendar, tasks, and contacts up to date on a mobile device. It is possible to securely run ActiveSync over SSL through the WatchGuard SSL 100 appliance without having to install or start the Access Client on the mobile devices. To sync a mobile client it is necessary that an ActiveSync client is installed.

Tags: Authentication - Encryption		   
whitepaper Monitoring Active Directory for Security and Compliance: Bridging the Gaps in the Native Audit Log2009-10-01 Quest Software
  Much of the security and control of an enterprise IT environment rests on Active Directory. It provides authentication and access control for Windows users and applications, as well as for UNIX, Linux and mainframes. Even VPNs, extranets and internal network security technologies all use Active Directory for policy and identity information.

Tags: Data Infrastructure		   
whitepaper Reaching the Tipping Point for Two-Factor Authentication2009-10-01 Quest Software
  Two-factor authentication is becoming more common in the world's largest organizations, and many medium-size and smaller organizations are also looking hard at it. What is the appeal of this form of authentication? When organizations adopt it, what are their driving reasons? And, perhaps most importantly, which organizations are not adopting two-factor authentication, and why? When will the industry reach a "Tipping point," where two-factor authentication will become the norm? This paper examines these questions and their answers.   
whitepaper HIPAA Security Provisions: Is Your Network Ready for a Physical?2009-10-01 Tripwire
  The security-focused Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) federal regulation became effective April 2005, requiring many companies to review the health of their systems that create, receive, transmit or maintain health information. If your company is subject to HIPAA, is it prepared to meet the requirements of the Security Rule? This paper details:
  • The who, what, and why of HIPAA
  • Security requirements under the HIPAA Statute, Privacy Rule, and Security Rule
  • Deadlines, penalties, and sanctions for noncompliance
  • HIPAA Security Rule Standards
  • How to maintain network health through independent configuration auditing


Tags: Security Administration, Security Administration, Regulatory Compliance