From around the blogosphere… With the Swine Flu outbreak spreading companies may have to send employees home, and have them work remotely. If these companies do not have a telework plan in place, employees will not be able to work as normal causing much trouble for these companies. Here are three articles which discuss companies’ [...]
Archive for April, 2009
We’ve had some great conversations so far at this year’s RSA Conference. While attendance at the show is down (as has been widely discussed across the web), foot traffic in our area has seen a large increase. Stoppers-by have been equally interested in discussing both the client- and management sides of endpoint security. In the [...]
From around the blogosphere… Within the last week, much has happened on the West coast during the RSA conference. Our Simon Ford, Rene Poot and Jochen Gundelfinger all went to RSA and represented NCP. Let’s not waste any time and jump right in to RSA’s highlights. Network Security Blog Security Bloggers Meetup 2009 Martin McKeay [...]
From RSA Conference| Security Blogger Meetup… Yes, Virginia, there is a security community on Twitter Jennifer Leggio, from ZDNet, discusses the security community boom, especially with Twitter. She also provides some helpful tips for vendors and companies. Follow us on Twitter— @VPNHaus From Inside InfoWorld… Will Windows 7 be panned by enterprise IT? A recent [...]
security in the educational sphere
Posted: April 16, 2009 by vpnhaus in Posts, Rethink Remote AccessWe’ve posted before about security considerations in the classroom, and wanted to point readers toward further reading in that area. There’s been a lot of recent publicity around a security breach that let loose personal data on 3,400 employees in the Irving School district in Dallas, TX, resulting in large-scale identity theft. From the Dallas [...]
