Wednesday 20 February 2013

[TechRepublic] Two must-have portable rootkit tools

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TechRepublic Member | February 20, 2013

Two portable rootkit tools no SMB should be without

Keep Bitdefender's Rootkit Remover and Kaspersky's TDSSKiller on a USB drive, and your SMB will be ready when a machine is compromised by a rootkit. Read more

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Whitepaper: Complexity and Accelerate Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure Deployments

Upgrading the IT infrastructure to support the latest cloud computing technologies can be a big undertaking. Read this to learn how the Oracle Optimized Solution for Enterprise Cloud Infrastructure on SPARC can help.


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Is outsourcing bad for your IT security?

More than half of data thefts investigated by an IT security firm last year were at firms that outsourced a major part of their IT. Read more

Make sure BYOD doesn't mean Bring Your Own Disaster

Scott Reeves takes a look at the security gaps that BYOD can open up for the corporate network. Create a policy and cover these basic points. Read more

Move toward simpler IT systems with Chrome OS

Andy Wolber believes your next system setup can be as simple as powering on and logging in. Read more

Microsoft loses yet another fanboy

Another one bytes the dust as Microsoft (and its ugly licensing practices) pushes a long-time fan away. Jack Wallen looks at what's in store for Microsoft. Read more

The end of antivirus software? Not so fast

The value of antivirus software is controversial. Michael P. Kassner asks an AV-testing expert why, and if it needs to be this way. Read more

Use TeamViewer to promote secure environment access for BYOD hardware

Matthew Nawrocki provides an example of how to use TeamViewer on an iOS BYOD device to securely access work documents remotely. Read more

Avoid the employee-zombie apocalypse

Learn how to use Enterprise Collaboration to solve the issue of disengaged employees. Read more


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Protect your business data with five BYOD security apps

Jack Wallen lists five must-deploy tools to help secure your company's BYOD experience. View on site



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ZDNet Big Data priorities 2013 (ZDNet)


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