March 12, 2010Trends in 2009 include tighter regulatory mandates, more remote workers and increased focus on data loss prevention. These trends are continuing into 2010, and SonicWALL foresees these and more emerging trends affecting industries across the board deeper into the year.
Singapore industry leaders respond to the Budget Statement from the Finance Minister, paving the direction ahead for the next decade.
SMBs require enterprise-level sophistication - without the complexity - when it comes to intelligently monitoring the security of remote data.
How will data storage technologies change in 2010? Learn more about the data storage trends that will have the biggest impact on SMBs in this tip.
The Real Niel looks back at IT in 2009, sharing his best practices for IT cost management, addressing incorrect invoices and keeping IT providers on their toes.
Public Storage Clouds. Private Storage Clouds. Ask a dozen people what their perception of Cloud Storage is and you would probably get a dozen different answers. It can be confusing!
In 2008, Kaspersky Lab forecast a rise in the number of global epidemics; unfortunately, it proved accurate as 2009 was dominated by sophisticated malware with rootkit functionality, Conficker, Web attacks and botnets, SMS fraud, and attacks on social networks. So what should we look out for in 2010?
Competition among SMBs can be very fierce. Many businesses are turning to the latest communications tools, mobility solutions and social media networks to lower their operating expenses, increase their productivity and improve their customer service. But will social media work for Asian SMBs?
Industry experts say that the world has to move away from a purely finance-driven economy and ensure that the wealth the economy generates is genuine, not fictitious. And technology has a key role to play.
Businesses that have been pragmatic and forward-thinking when faced with staff cuts and a constrained budget during the economic slowdown have begun to develop a strategy that better places them to be innovative with their storage.
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Today’s businesses face multiple challenges, including the need to innovate in extremely competitive business climates, address highly dynamic regulatory and compliance challenges, speed ROI to counter shrinking IT budgets, and secure themselves against a wide barrage of new and evolving sophisticated threats.
Attacks based on vulnerabilities in websites are skyrocketing, and not many solutions are available to protect organizations against them. How do you deal with this and other key security issues today?
They say 'put pen to paper' when you hit upon an important idea or solution. So too does the creative genius need to quickly convert thoughts into discernible text and visuals before they dissipate into obscurity. Read how NVIDIA's Quadro FX GPUs help speed up CPU intensive applications in this creative process.
To support its focus on improving customer satisfaction through enhanced service levels, as well as meeting guidelines set down by the Monetary Authority of Macau, Tai Fung Bank has implemented a business continuity and resiliency infrastructure developed by IBM.
