March 12, 2010Compliance strategies and best practices
Compliance doesn't begin and end with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX). Company must also keep up with the various security standards, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and numerous other regulations and guidelines. It's a tall order, but it's one company must face in order to protect their customers and stay in line with standards set by the IT industry as well as the government.
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Trends 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.
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There is probably no more important task facing today's enterprises than determining how to comply with regulations and protecting sensitive data from escaping the enterprise. Secure Computing's comprehensive portfolio can help solve many of your compliance woes.
The goal of ITIL is to improve the quality and efficiency, and reduce the cost of IT services through standardization.
