Border Security for the Olympics
Thursday, May 3rd, 2012
A look at the approach to border controls, security, and systems in the UK ahead of the Olympics in London.
Posts tagged “Security”
2012 IT Predictions: Disruptive IT Trends Move Into the Fabric of Mission-Critical Systems
Tuesday, January 17th, 2012
The key theme for 2012 will be one of customer-facing business innovation and organizations will continue to embed six disruptive IT trends into their mission-critical business applications and processes, having cleared some of the earlier technical hurdles.
Mobile Christmas Shopping – Balancing Risk and Convenience
Wednesday, December 21st, 2011
Online holiday shopping from mobile devices requires extra vigilance and some simple steps for protection. Learn tips for safer online shopping and seasonal scams to avoid.
Social Collaboration Brings Crucial Value to the Enterprise
Wednesday, December 14th, 2011
Enterprise social platforms in the enterprise are enabling information demand to meet the supply in an organic, natural and efficient way, without much oversight, governance or control. Unisys is recognized for its successful internal social collaboration initiative.
Year in the Rear View Mirror: Part III
Tuesday, December 13th, 2011
Finally, I want to highlight Steve Vinsik and his post on Cyber Crime: How to Prevent an Attack and Mitigate Damage. Again, if you remember June time frame, and were following business news, there was a RSA SecureID hack. While there was hype about the incident, Steve focused on immediate points enterprises should focus on [...]
Year in the Rear View Mirror: Part I
Tuesday, November 29th, 2011
While most blogosphere focused on the “what” of 2011 security challenges, we added more to the “how” enterprises are going to address these security challenges.
When Cyber Attacks Become Physical
Monday, November 21st, 2011
Effective cyber security is now an essential part of protecting national infrastructure and therefore is a vital part of any national security strategy – not just to protect vital information and communication technologies, but also to ensure they are not used to damage or block access to other physical infrastructure
The Seismic Shift in Security: Part 3 – Information Security and the Butterfly Effect
Monday, November 21st, 2011
Without a holistic view of your information system, you invite failure that opens up your business and organization to security risks.
Asia Pacific Customers Won’t Accept Data Breaches as a Cost of Doing Business
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011
The best business is repeat business – keeping the same customers for a long period of time. But it can be quickly eroded if consumers feel that they have been put at risk.
The Seismic Shift in Security: Part 2 – Information Push, Information Pull
Wednesday, November 16th, 2011
The mobile network has resulted in changes in how data flows and with it three significant vulnerabilities you need to address.
