Archives : November 2011

what brought Sony's Playstation network down could happen to you! (part 2)

published on 2011/11/29 by kenneth ho

In order to prevent intrusions on a network, an organization typically chooses one of the three approaches: 1) a traditional on-premise firewall router solution 2) a filtering infrastructure, or 3) cloud-based DDoS defense solution. All these approaches have pros and cons......

what brought Sony's Playstation network down could happen to you! (part 2)

should software companies be liable for the code that they create?

published on 2011/11/28 by Stewart Baines

Today, software vendors are largely protected from the adverse effects of any software that they write. End-user license agreements are notoriously draconian. These long swathes of legalese are designed to get software developers off the hook. They effectively make users accept that they're running the software at their own risk. It imposes a 'sold as seen' approach, even though the code is, for the most part, unseen by the user....

should software companies be liable for the code that they create?

corporate Twitter accounts: protect your image!

published on 2011/11/22 by Jean-François Audenard

No, President Barack Obama is not dead and there was no attack in New York. Protecting a company's twitter account has become essential as in case of compromise its image could take a hit....

corporate Twitter accounts: protect your image!

the cloud journey: you are here

published on 2011/11/16 by Katie DeTitta

Sometimes pictures are better than words. That's why we've created the infographic below to help convey cloud computing's broad impact on enterprise IT....

ten tools for securing your work station

published on 2011/11/15 by Vincent Maurin

Among IT security goals, three topics are particularly important to users: data integrity (non-alteration of data), confidentiality (authorization for data access), and availability....

ten tools for securing your work station