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whitepaper Securing and Tracking Business Information With Oracle Information Rights Management2007-07-01 Oracle
  When sensitive or confidential documents can be untraceably opened, copied and forwarded anywhere, organizations face a formidable set of consequences. Data breaches and information leaks can lead to customer losses, decreased revenue, lawsuits, and damaged reputations. How can companies mitigate these risks? Many organizations are turning to Information Rights Management (IRM), a powerful, comprehensive solution that delivers protection of valuable digital information wherever it is stored and used. IRM helps organizations to maintain control over sensitive information even after it has been shared.   
whitepaper Protecting Virtualized Environments With System Center Data Protection Manager 20072007-07-01 Microsoft
  Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 offers powerful virtualization technologies that include support for clustering and data backup using the Virtual Server Copy Service. Microsoft System Center Data Protection Manager (DPM) 2007 provides a comprehensive feature set to provide continuous data protection for virtual machines with byte-level replication and integrity checking, plus full support for disk-to-disk, disk-to-tape, and disk to disk to tape backup. DPM 2007 offers comprehensive data protection for organizations of all sizes, helping to maintain the business value of the Virtual Server infrastructure by making it better protected and more available.

Tags: Data Recovery - Security, Virtualization		   
whitepaper Plumbing Internal Security Risks: Data Leak Facts and Fixes2007-06-21 IBL Tech
  Whether through malice or neglect, organizational data leaks occur daily. Research demonstrates the potential for devastating corporate losses in the wake of such incidents - in terms of customers, litigation, penalties and reputation. Companies can take steps to lessen the risks and to meliorate data security measures. Planning should include the following directives: make information security a "Business strategy" not just an IT department issue. ? Identify "sensitive data" and draw up an organization-wide plan to secure it, educate all employees about their roles in implementing the plan and incorporate effective technology to help keep data safe.

Tags: Data Recovery - Security		   
whitepaper The Unisys Trusted Enterprise: United States2007-06-01 Unisys
  Consumers no longer trust businesses and governments to safeguard personal data, protect borders or secure key operations, according to the independently conducted Unisys Trusted Enterprise research. And in many cases these organizations (or at least large percentages of their business and IT leaders) don't trust themselves to provide sufficient security. The research clearly shows an overwhelming public sentiment of mistrust. The Unisys view is that, when it comes to trust and security, many organizations are missing the point. They take reactive and defensive views of security, which actually increase risk and cost of managing it. More significantly, they fail to see how security can be a force for innovation and growth.   
whitepaper Adobe PDF for Electronic Records: Digital Signatures and PDF Combine for Definitive Electronic Records and Transactions2007-06-01 Adobe Systems
  Millions of people use Adobe PDF every day to communicate, making it the de facto standard for electronic documents. Individuals, governments, and corporations use PDF for the reliable exchange and storage of many types of documents and other content. PDF is increasingly used in an official capacity as a document of record. There are many methods of reliably authenticating and controlling PDF files in these situations. This paper gives an overview of some of the technologies that can be employed to enhance the reliability and authenticity of PDF as an electronic record.

Tags: Digital Signatures		   
whitepaper Eliminate SQL Injection Attacks Painlessly With LINQ2007-05-24 Jupitermedia
  As developers assume more of the security burden, the first web application vulnerability that many developers learn about is a particularly dangerous form of command injection known as SQL injection. Because it's so well-known, SQL injection attacks are common, dangerous, and pervasive. Fortunately, developers can prevent SQL injection easily once they understand the problem. Even better, a new Microsoft data access technology offers .NET developers the opportunity to eliminate SQL injection vulnerabilities altogether - when used properly. That technology is called Language INtegrated Query (LINQ), and it will ship in the upcoming release of Visual Studio "Orcas" and .NET Framework 3.5. This paper explores LINQ's potential for hardening the web application's data access code so that it's impossible to attack through SQL Injection.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper Choose the Right Web Services Security Solution2007-05-21 Jupitermedia
  Web services are designed to expose business functionality in an interoperable and loosely coupled manner. While they have the potential to reap the benefits of an SOA infrastructure, they also introduce the risk of unauthorized access to the business assets. Therefore, it is important to secure web services by limiting access to only legitimate consumers to prevent confidentially and integrity breaches.

Tags: Application Development		   
whitepaper VMware Infrastructure 3: Security Best Practices2007-05-15 Foedus
  VMware ESX Server and VirtualCenter Server Virtual Infrastructure platform technologies provide a powerful yet flexible layer between a system's physical hardware and operating system. The timely development and publication of implementation and deployment best practices has been challenged by the rapid rate of VI adoption as organizations increasingly seek the business benefits it is capable of delivering. Foedus developed this whitepaper to help network administrators, server administrators, and other individuals specifically focused on security, understand and address the many security implications of Virtual infrastructure. It provides objective guidance for integrating VMware Virtual Infrastructure 3 (VI3) and IT infrastructure without compromising security in the process.

Tags: Best Practices, Virtualization		   
whitepaper What Every Company Should Know Before Sending Travelers Abroad - Part II: Security Precautions and Preparations2007-05-14 MEDEX Global Group
  This paper will detail various security threats that may affect the international travelers. It will further explore five main components of an effective travel security program, as well as provide information and resources to help the user establish such a program for the organization. The paper shows how security concerns can affect not just the individual traveler, but the company as a whole. For many organizations, the necessity of a travel security program does not become evident until they experience an emergency. By planning the company's reaction to security threats today, the user can successfully manage those situations tomorrow.   
whitepaper How Shall We Secure the BI Enterprise2007-05-14 SAS Institute
  Many companies have embraced Business Intelligence (BI) software. It has a lot of appeal. Reports are accessed via a browser, management of the server software is done on one server, analysts can create and deploy reports at will, and security of the framework can be readily managed within the BI tool. If only it was that easy. In the real world, reports can indeed be accessed via a browser. However, if the user wants to create a robust enterprise level BI framework that can support application development standards and provide controlled access to reports and information, he or she will find themselves with a number of obstacles that need to be handled. Typical application development requires testing prior to deployment to production status, driving the need of multiple server environments.

Tags: Business Intelligence - Data Warehousing