When the worst happens: SharePoint recovery

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	When the worst happens: SharePoint recovery SharePoint has become vital to the business infrastructure and, in many companies, it's even used as the company's face to the world: its public-facing Web site. Because of this dependency and high visibility, a well-thought-out disaster recovery strategy for SharePoint is imperative. Read More WHITE PAPER: Websense, Inc. Need for Unified Content Security This first paper, in a three-part series, provides a high-level description and summary of benefits to consider when looking at content security solutions. Learn more. In this Issue Mobile payment systems: A disaster waiting to happen Lockheed Martin acknowledges 'significant' cyberattack Sony Pictures falls victim to major data breach Richi Jennings: RSA SecurID: Egg meets face Develop a cloud computing error-logging strategy Sharky: Credit? We'll take it Risk's rewards: Organizational models for ERM RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: Microsoft Is Microsoft Desktop Virtualization for you? Desktop Virtualization provides a comprehensive suite of solutions that enables companies to give their employees flexibility to work everywhere; simplifying compliance and management through a centralized and unified infrastructure. Learn how IT is empowering users with Desktop Virtualization with this on-demand roundtable. Click to continue Mobile payment systems: A disaster waiting to happen The apps may be well thought out, but until security improves in the underlying security of the devices they run on, look out. Read More Lockheed Martin acknowledges 'significant' cyberattack Lockheed Martin acknowledged that it its information systems network had been the target of a "significant and tenacious attack," but said that its security team detected the intrusion "almost immediately and took aggressive actions to protect all systems and data." Read More Sony Pictures falls victim to major data breach LulzSec, a hacking group that recently made news for hacking into PBS, claimed that it has broken into several Sony Pictures Web sites and accessed unencrypted personal information about over 1 million people. Read More WHITE PAPER: Iron Mountain The IT Manager's Role in Proactive Information Retention This IDC White Paper discusses the practical approaches the IT organization must consider so that it can effectively execute on the corporation's compliance and eDiscovery objectives while still meeting the IT organization's budget, application performance, and service-level objectives. Read Now Richi Jennings: RSA SecurID: Egg meets face In the case of the SecurID hack three months ago, RSA's strategy -- to deny anything was worrisome -- has come back to bite it. Hard. The company is having to learn some of the oldest lessons in security -- and in PR. (Insider content - free registration required.)) Read More Develop a cloud computing error-logging strategy Error handling and trace logs are as old as the hills. Of course this is handled in the clouds, right? Keep laughing... Read More Sharky: Credit? We'll take it It's a few decades ago, and this pilot fish is responsible for a freshly installed warehouse IT system -- and mostly, it's working flawlessly. But one night there's a problem -- and before fish can fix it, the users are back online in the morning. Read More Risk's rewards: Organizational models for ERM Do you know the butterfly effect? Well, there are billions of butterflies in the world, and you want to keep an eye on the ones that, according to the chaos theory, are about to flap their wings and start a chain of events that will eventually result in a hurricane half a world away. The bigger the organization, the more butterflies there are to worry about. Read More
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