By Steve Surfaro
What is the first thing you see in an organization’s income statement? Real estate and facilities rank among the most significant assets. However, these facilities would not be considered assets if organizations were not continually investing in and improving physical infrastructure as part of a capital project or periodic expansion.
By Jonas Anderson
Providing a comprehensive, long-term security solution requires more than one manufacturer’s state-of-the-art technology; it requires a pathway for current systems to communicate not only with each other but also with systems of the future. End users want the flexibility to be able determine which products best suit their security needs for both today’s purchases and tomorrow’s upgrades without being locked
into using solutions from a single manufacturer.
By Mathew Lopez
Organizations of all sizes use networked printers, scanners and devices that integrate scanning, printing, copying and communication functions into a single unit known as a multifunction printer (MFP). The increasing sophistication of these devices makes sharing documents, even the most sensitive papers, as easy as pressing the ubiquitous “scan-directly-to-email” button.
By Ralph C. Jensen
Roger Williams University is an independent liberal arts university on the New England coastline in Bristol, R.I. University officials wanted to become more efficient, focusing on time-consuming and costly key management and security access.
By Philip Lieberman
While awareness about the insider threat has grown over the
last few years, a major problem lies in the way companies
respond to this information. It’s been nothing more than ineffective
security theater.
By Brien M. Posey
For many years now, data encryption has been a standard requirement for enterprises. More recently, however, organizations that have outsourced some IT resources to the cloud have discovered that the techniques they have relied upon for securing data are inadequate in a cloud environment.