Security

Huawei Uses Interop to Showcase U.S. Enterprise Portfolio The company also announces new services and support as well as an expansion of its enterprise channel program.
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Questions on Symantec's Future Arise After CEO Exit A major challenge Symantec faces is quickly finding a CEO who can restore confidence while continuing to execute on the company's channel strategies.
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SMBs' Need for Tablet Apps, Security Creates Channel Role Although interest in tablets is high at small and midsize businesses, a large number of users don't have access to them, and the majority of those who do are using devices their employers own, according to a survey of 300 IT professionals at SMBs....
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Google Seeks Security Experts' Help in Teaching Online Safety Google is asking IT security experts for their input in an online survey about how to make the Internet safer for consumers.
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Anturis CEO: SMBs Need Easy, Inexpensive IT Monitoring The cloud-based solutions give smaller companies and hosted service providers enterprise-level capabilities that are easy to use and inexpensive.
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Tax Return Fraud Puts Consumers, Businesses at Risk Identity thieves continue to focus on perceived easy money in tax identity fraud, requiring better security measures, says anti-fraud firm ThreatMetrix.
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Eagle Eye Networks Launches New Channel Program Eagle Eye Networks created a video surveillance system managed via the cloud and recently expanded its services to partners through its channel program.
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Retailers Failing to Protect Consumer Data Target, Neiman Marcus and other retailers have a responsibility to provide a trustworthy transaction system, but too often they are shortchanging their customers.
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Mobile Transition: Managing Obstacles, Tapping Opportunities The range of mobile computing services for which enterprise IT organizations are looking outside their own organization is growing rapidly.
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Mobile Apps Trade Safe Practices for Money: Report Ninety-five percent of the top free iOS and Android apps, which overwhelmingly use ad networks to generate cash, show at least one risky behavior.
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