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Is Your Policy Right For Your Business?
Without an effective Mobile Device Management policy organizations will find themselves falling back on previous tactics of managing to standardization instead of managing end-user experience.
Can We Agree to Disagree, Part III
In the final installment in our three part point-counterpoint series,Unisys experts give you answers to the question: “When it comes to mobile devices, should IT departments secure the device, the user, the application, or the data?”
360-Degree Visibility: Anything Less is a Costly Mistake
The need of the hour is to raise protection levels against cyber-crime with visibility across all aspects of security operations.
Can We Agree to Disagree, Part II
Unisys executives share contrasting views on the question: Should security be offensive or defensive?
Can We Agree to Disagree?
When it comes to IT strategies, there are few absolutes. Our experts debate and discuss the question “How much security is enough?”
Year in the Rear View Mirror: Part III
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 II
What is Richard Bryant so worked up about? – Hacking threats, and the desire to demystify cyber crime.
Year in the Rear View Mirror: Part I
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.
Year in the Rear View Mirror: Part I
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.
CISO Uncovers a Few Surprises and Shares Unisys Best Practices with European Clients
Patti Titus recently traveled to Belgium and Holland for meetings with clients and prospective clients. The activities centered around the Consumerization of IT and the disruptive trends and the impacts on their business operations and enterprise security. Some were far more advanced with their strategy and implementation than others.
