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TCO for Full Disk Encryption, BYOD Policy Consideration, Managed File Transfer, Security Configuration Management, and Hybrid Clouds.
Welcome to the VoicesOn Friday Roundup. This week, we bring you white papers on TCO for Full Disk Encryption, BYOD Policy Consideration, Managed File Transfer, Security Configuration Management, and Hybrid Clouds.
The TCO for Full Disk Encryption: Ponemon Study
WinMagic Inc. and the Ponemon Institute present the results of the first ever study looking into the total cost of ownership of full disk encryption. The study revealed that when compared to the potential damage caused by data disclosure, the value of encryption is only a fraction of the cost of potential data loss. The purpose of the study was to learn how organizations are deploying full disk encryption solutions for desktop and laptop computers as well as determining the total cost and benefits for organizations.
Bring Your Own Device Policy Consideration
As companies embrace usage of individual liable mobile devices to access corporate applications and data, Good Technology is often asked for guidance on creating individual liable usage policies. This document provides guidance on the questions to ask when establishing these policies.
Streamline, Speed and Secure the Supply Chain with Managed File Transfer
Your enterprise has invested heavily in SAP. But data exchange restrictions can limit the ability of your chain supply to reach its maximum potential. Large data files, FTP spaghetti and unreliable network connections all limit your ability to send and receive information. Just one of these problems is enough to raise costs and risks, and create long waits for data to come through. Read the white paper to find out how Managed File Transfer ensures your data flow is secure and speedy.
Security Configuration Management
Getting back to basics means repeatedly taking a hard look at one's security environment, crossing all the T's and dotting all the I's. And then doing it again. After all, if a basic level of security isn't maintained and a breach occurs, the blame falls squarely on the shoulders of the security professional. Still, in the realm of security basics, hardening security configurations across corporate IT assets may seem like reverting back to Security 101. But when attackers troll for the least-defended environments, such security measures are exactly what it takes to force attackers on to greener pastures. Think about it-it's why a burglar looks for an open window or door before he opts to break one. Read on to learn how to prevent new attacks by getting back to basics.
Maximize Strategic Flexibility by Building An Open, Hybrid Cloud
The full strategic value promised by cloud computing can only be realized when your enterprise cloud is built with open and hybrid in mind. An open hybrid cloud isn't a nice-to-have for IT organizations. It's a must-have. Learn why.
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