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Imperva Spinoff Incapsula Unveils Cloud Data Security Strategy
Imperva, a provider of data security, unveiled a strategy designed to help cloud providers and small to medium-size businesses protect sensitive data against external and internal threats and comply with regulations such as PCI, SOX and HIPAA. Additionally, Imperva spinoff Incapsula will help Web hosters give SMBs Web application protection. For SMBs, Imperva spun off…
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Small Businesses Taking Big Tech Risks: Survey
Resource-and-cash-strapped small businesses struggling to cut costs in a slow economy are leaving simple cost-savings options on the table and putting data at risk, according to a recent survey from Lenovo. The Lenovo-AMD Small Business Tech Survey, which sought to identify common issues and trends in technology use by small businesses, also uncovered several peculiar…
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IBM Unveils New Security Solution
IBM has tapped its Rational tools division to deliver new software that advances security analysis. Slated for announcement on Dec. 3, IBM’s new software and analysis capabilities provide a more efficient and accurate way to help organizations design, build and manage secure applications, the company said. The new offering is based on software IBM got…
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HP`s ALM 11 Improves Services, Security
BARCELONA, Spain — As HP places its stake deeper into the software business with its new Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) 11 offering, the company also is making a stronger play with its services component, branching into the cloud and beefing up its security solutions. HP announced its new ALM 11 software suite at the HP…
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Beware Cyber Monday Addressing Online Shopping Risks
Beware Cyber Monday Addressing Online Shopping Risks Approximately 96 percent of survey respondents believe that the average employee spends at least one to two hours shopping online using a work-supplied computer or a smartphone during the holiday season. No Title About a quarter of respondents estimate that workers spend three to five hours shopping online…
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Weaving a Dangerous Web
Weaving a Dangerous Web From 2009 to 2010, the number of malicious websites skyrocketed by more than 111 percent. No Title Just under 80 percent of websites with malicious code examined by Websense Security Labs were legitimate sites that had been compromised. No Title 40 percent of all Facebook status updates have links and 10…
