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Archive for September, 2011
What We’re Reading, Week of 9/26
Posted: 30th September 2011 by VPN Haus in HighlightsTags: IPv6, IT policy, Mobile Security, security
Why mobile employees shouldn’t pose a security risk
Posted: 29th September 2011 by VPN Haus in Endpoint Management, IT policy, MobileTags: IT security, mobile, mobile devices, Mobile Security, productivity, remote access
By Bernd Reder All signs point towards mobility. This is true for all tech scenarios—personal and business. According to an IDC study, 119.7 million U.S. employees will be classified as mobile workers in 2013. This is 75.5 percent of the U.S. workforce, far more than in any other country of the world. The benefits of [...]
The VPN paradigm shift toward cloud computing
Posted: 27th September 2011 by VPN Haus in IPsec, SSLTags: Amazon, Cloud, VPN
By Hery Zo Rakotondramanana From its conception, a VPN was meant to secure a connection that has to transit through a public network, making the IT managers’ challenge simply to find the best encryption method for tunneling data through the VPN. They had to choose the protocols, as well as the device (or software) that [...]
Channel Pro, ‘Bring Your Own’ devices on the rise InfoTECH Spotlight, Frost & Sullivan’s Whitepaper Analyzes Challenges Involved in Enabling Secure Remote Access TechNewsWorld, Wrapping Personal Devices and Critical Data in Stale Policies SC Magazine, DigiNotar Collapse Underscores Impact of a Breach Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
Channel Pro, ‘Bring Your Own’ devices on the rise InfoTECH Spotlight, Frost & Sullivan’s Whitepaper Analyzes Challenges Involved in Enabling Secure Remote Access TechNewsWorld, Wrapping Personal Devices and Critical Data in Stale Policies SC Magazine, DigiNotar Collapse Underscores Impact of a Breach Share this:EmailFacebookPrint
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