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The Biggest Security Threat for 2008 and Beyond: End UsersStudy after study continues to reveal a fundamental truth about the shifting landscape of IT security today: The biggest threat to proprietary systems and information is not the traditional cyber-criminal writing malicious code in a virtual location, but rather trusted employees. What can you do to keep your company safe from the actions of its own staff? (Full story...)
FaceTime Security Researchers Expose "Do-it-Yourself" Phishing Generator
You've probably already heard that researchers at FaceTime Security Labs have discovered and reported a hacking Web site offering automatically generated text for use in creating phishing emails to steal login details for popular Web mail and social networking sites. Read this article to find out more about these malicious social network hackers.
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E-Discovery Strategies Help Companies Avoid Legal Fees Companies pay a high price in legal fees if they don't meet legal discovery requirements. According to a new study, 91% of "Best-in-Class" companies avoided fines or lost legal proceeding because they were able to meet these requirements. Find out more about what you can do to save your company money with e-discovery before it's too late. (Full story...)
Lotus Expands Sametime Unified Communications Apps Lotus has been steadily building up Sametime's capabilities since it debuted 10 years ago as a corporate instant messaging and Web conferencing system. Find out what the company's latest product release has in store for enterprise customers. (Full story...)
Perspective: Losing the Way over E-Discovery?Following an amendment of federal rules to address e-discovery in lawsuits, California has come up with its own set of proposed amendments to address the issue that provide a precise definition of what constitutes electronically stored information. (Full story...)
Secure and Compliant Archival of Enterprise CommunicationsFaceTime just announced a partnership with Mimosa Systems to create secure and compliant archival of enterprise communications including business critical documents, email, calendar and contact items, public IM networks, enterprise IM networks, professional community networks, and Web conferencing. (Full story...)
How to Spend (and Not Bust) Your 2008 IT BudgetWith IT budgets remaining essentially flat for 2008 and uncertain economic times ahead, it's more important than ever to make sure you don't overspend on IT. But how can you avoid spending the little funds you do have? Check out these great tips from eWeek. (Full story...)
Privacy: The Worst Quotes of the YearFrom massive data breaches to insidious new ways to deliver ads online, CSO online found plenty of privacy lowlights in 2007. Here are some of the memorable quotes that deserve to be repeated one final time. (Full story...)
So You Want To Be An IT Consultant
Ah, the freedom of consulting! If you dream of being your own boss, this detailed article on what it takes to be an IT consultant will help you get started. (Full story....) 
What Instant Messaging Abbreviations MeanIf 'you had me at LOL' is an expression of your limited IM abbreviation vocabulary, this lengthy dictionary will get you up to speed to chat fluently with your 15-year-old niece in no time. There are also a few handy shortcodes for business terms that you may not have picked up on yet. Be a trendsetter and @TEOTD (at the end of the day) you'll be the IM G9 (genius) of your office. (Full story...) |
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