March 15, 2010Data security and privacy
Managers and CIOs face regular data security and privacy issues as they are expected to effectively use technology to share data while still following specific rules and regulations to protect personal information.
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VeriSign's Trust Seal is said to drive consumer preference by distinguishing trusted from untrusted sites. Now lesser-known businesses with websites that do not require SSL Certificates will be able to increase confidence, traffic and transactions by simply displaying the Trust Seal.
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?
Two months into the New Year and we’re already starting to see a number of our 2010 cyber security predictions come true. At the start of the new decade, cybercriminals continue to be relentless in their pursuit of new and sophisticated attacks against consumers and enterprises.
With managed security services, businesses can have peace of mind outsourcing protection of their information assets 24x7x365 to security experts at a fraction of the cost of in-house security.
