The 15 biggest enterprise ‘unicorns’

	Most corporate risk due to just 1% of employees | BYOD – the tech revolution that wasn't
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	The 15 biggest enterprise 'unicorns' These are 15 of the highest valued enterprise software companies that have received venture funding but have not yet been sold or gone public. Read More WHITE PAPER: Tangoe Bring the Cloud out of the Shadows Delivery of IT services has been traditionally fraught with delays and frustrations. Rather than wait months or even years for what they believe are critical business needs, workers and managers today are often able to self-provision cloudbased services outside of the purview of IT and financial management. Learn More In this Issue Most corporate risk due to just 1% of employees BYOD – the tech revolution that wasn't Policy engine aims to provide security for big data infrastructure Microsoft may offer some Windows 10 patch notes to enterprises Tips for protecting your business against cyber extortion DRM could be making a comeback in the enterprise : Telerik Selecting a CMS That Supports Your Business How do you go about selecting a CMS in a business environment that is characterised by customers who expect to be able to move seamlessly between different devices throughout the buying process? Learn More Most corporate risk due to just 1% of employees Just 1 percent of employees are responsible for 75 percent of cloud-related enterprise security risk, and companies can dramatically reduce their exposure at very little additional cost by paying extra attention to these users. Read More : CDW KLM efficiencies soar worldwide Leading airline uses eSign services in Adobe Document Cloud for alliance partnerships, initiating corporate rollout, and supporting company sustainability goals. Learn More BYOD – the tech revolution that wasn't Once upon a time, BYOD and the consumerization of IT was held up as a paragon of productivity and cost savings for enterprises that embraced the concept. Now? Not so much… What happened? Read More WHITE PAPER: JAMF Software Mac in Business: 5 Things IT Leaders Should Know With the global success of iPhone and iPad, many businesses are now embracing Mac computers in their organizations. Check out this Enterprise Brief and learn why more and more business users and IT staff are seeing why the Mac is a smart fit for their organization. Learn More Policy engine aims to provide security for big data infrastructure The BlueTalon Policy Engine, now certified for Cloudera, provides authorization, fine-grained access control, dynamic data masking, stealthy analytics and auditing across applications and enterprise data stores. Read More : Telerik Selecting a CMS That Supports Your Business How do you go about selecting a CMS in a business environment that is characterised by customers who expect to be able to move seamlessly between different devices throughout the buying process? Learn More Microsoft may offer some Windows 10 patch notes to enterprises Windows 10 Enterprise has been installed in about 1.5 million business devices in less than a month. Now Microsoft is considering how to best offer patch information to users of its new OS. Read More Tips for protecting your business against cyber extortion CrytoLocker is malware cyber criminals use to encrypt the contents of a computer until users pay up. But that's only one type of cyber extortion, according to Tim Francis, enterprise cyber lead at insurance company Travelers. Read More DRM could be making a comeback in the enterprise Digital rights management might be coming back to the enterprise, experts say, as long as usability issues don't get in the way. Read More
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