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Print security: The cost of complacency
Quocirca research reveals that enterprises place a low priority on print security despite over 60% admitting that they have experienced a print-related data breach.
Any data breach can be damaging for any company, leaving it open to fines and causing damage to its reputation and undermining customer confidence. In the UK alone, the Ponemon Institute estimates that in 2013, the average organisational cost to a business suffering a data breach is now £2.04m, up from £1.75m in the previous year.
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Internet of Things - Architectures of Jelly
In today's world of acronyms and jargon, there are increasing references to the Internet of things (IoT), machine to machine (M2M) or a 'steel collar' workforce. It doesn't really matter what you call it, as long as you recognise it's going to be BIG.
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Managing a PC estate
Although there is much talk of a move towards virtual
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desktops, served as images from a centralised point, for many organisations,
the idea does not appeal. Whatever the
reason (and there may be many as a previous blog here points out),
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Web security 3.0 - is your business ready?
As the web
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has evolved so have the security products and services that control our use of
it. In the early days of the "static web" it was enough to tell us which URLs
to avoid because the content was undesirable (porn etc.) As the web became a
means distributing malware and perpetrating fraud, there was a need to identify
bad URLs that appeared overnight or good URLs that had gone bad as existing
sites were compromised. Early innovators in this area included Websense (now a -
Two areas where businesses can learn from IT
Many IT
industry commentators (not least Quocirca) constantly hassle IT managers to
align their activities more closely with those of the businesses they serve; to
make sure actual requirements are being met. However, that does not mean that
lines of business can stand aloof from IT and learn nothing from the way their
IT departments manage their own increasingly complex activities. Two recent
examples Quocirca has come across demonstrate this.Everyone needs version control
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4.7 Million NTP Servers Ready To Boost DRDoS Attack Volumes
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The Top 3 Barriers to VDI
The use of server-based desktops, often referred to as a
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virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI), makes increasing sense for many organisations. Enabling greater control over how a desktop
system is put together; centralising management and control of the desktops as
well as the data created by the systems; helping organisations to embrace bring -
6 Tips for Managed Print Services Success
Many enterprises are turning to a managed print
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service (MPS) to minimise the headache of managing an often complex and costly
print environment. Through device consolidation, optimisation of hardware and
software and continuous monitoring, MPS is helping to reduce costs - both
financial and environmental, lower the IT print management burden and improve
user productivity.
