Our Financial Institution Services Group recently presented on IT Compliance and Goverance with DLP Controls and Vulnerability Scanning Software. See below to view the full presentation. Contact Joe Compton at 440-449-6800 with any questions.
Our Financial Institution Services Group recently presented on IT Compliance and Goverance with DLP Controls and Vulnerability Scanning Software. See below to view the full presentation. Contact Joe Compton at 440-449-6800 with any questions.
With the rapid proliferation of
mobile devices hitting the business world like a ton of bricks,
exploiting security holes in those devices was sure to happen.
And it has.
Click here for an article posted on a recent
New York Times blog, and
don't hesitate to contact our Technology Security Experts at
Skoda
Minotti Technology Partners by leaving a comment below, or by
calling 440-449-6800, if you have concerns about your mobile device
security.
Competition is fierce in the exploding online backup industry. With so many providers, whom can you trust with your data? You must expect your backup provider to have a solution that will get you back their data when you come asking for it. Fewer issues are more sensitive than lost or corrupt data.
Finding a place to backup data is easy these days, but discerning which provider can get back the verifiably correct data all the time every time is much harder. Slick websites and smooth-talking...
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First, we need to identify the three major categories of
data for you:This month's issue of IT Informer includes the following articles:
In
our last blog article, entitled
What is Data Loss Prevention (DLP), we discussed the definition
of DLP and why it’s important to understand. Your data is your
company’s most valuable asset – and ensuring that the data is
protected against “internal” threats is just as important as
securing it against outside threats.
For most companies, data loss is largely attributed to
employees. According to a recent Gartner report:
Being a firm in the Midwest, we commonly value heavy manufacturing
and industrial-based companies. While we service a wide array
of industries in the valuation space, we have noted a growing trend
in the region for start-up information technology companies.
Therefore, we are often charged with the task of determining values
for these fast-paced companies.
We
recently completed the valuation of one such high-growth IT
company. We were engaged to determine the value of equity of
the subject...
RADAR
is a managed email archiving service that operates in conjunction
with your existing IT network to ensure the protection,
preservation and continuous operation of email communication for
your business, while providing on-demand email access for users
anywhere and anytime.
Today, email is the core business communication channel. Since its
inception, email has evolved from a simple intra-office messaging
tool to the information and communication backbone of companies of
all sizes.
As reliance...
This month's issue of IT Informer includes the following articles:
Happy Holidays from Skoda Minotti!
We would like to wish you and your family...
In the world of information technology (IT), there are always a lot of buzz words and new terminology. From cloud computing to virtualization to social media to mobile apps, it’s a miracle small- and mid-sized businesses can stay on top of it all.
And, there is a yet new term that you may not have heard of, but is a critically important concept to understand when it comes to the security of your network and your data: DATA LOSS PREVENTION (or DLP).
According to Wikipedia:
Data Loss Prevention (DLP)...
Read More >>If you haven’t noticed, tablets (like the iPad) are becoming more and more common. And, in my opinion, they are here to stay. This trend is obvious in the consumer space – we are seeing people getting iPads (or similar devices) for use at home on a weekly basis. So how might this affect my business, you ask? The answer: In more ways than you can imagine.
According to a recent Pew Research report, approximately 11% of adults in the United States own a tablet computer – that’s a big number. Of...
Read More >>This month's issue of IT Informer includes the following articles:
We all like Starbucks (well, most of us, anyway). Personally, I’m a Venti Skim 3 Equal Latte kind of guy. And, along with that Latte, if I find myself in between meetings or...
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Floods
in Thailand that hit in mid-October have had a serious effect
on the supply of hard drives across the globe. Western
Digital (one of the largest hard drive distributors in the world)
announced their December revenues will be at least 60% lower than a
year ago, due to their concentration of supply chain factories in
flooded areas. The flooded areas are estimated to be
responsible for nearly 70% of the world’s demand for hard
drives.
Even for companies who don’t make their hard drives in...
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We
all like Starbucks (well, most of us, anyway). Personally,
I’m a Venti Skim 3 Equal Latte kind of guy. And along with
that Latte, if I find myself in between meetings or out of town,
I’ll usually sit down to work for a while. Connecting to the
Wifi network at Starbucks (or any public wifi hotspot) might be one
of the biggest (and most misunderstood) security dillemas business
users (and the companies they work for) face today.
Smartphone users may not realize it, but they store a ton...
The survey shows improving regulatory compliance efforts ranks as the No. 1 information security priority for the year ahead....
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Cell
phones are quickly becoming a necessity in today's world. Not only
does the typical person feel that they need to have a mobile phone
device, but the adoption of smart phones has brought along a new
set of portable capabilities and necessities that everyone desires
to have. New and upgraded models come out so frequently that phones
purchased just one year ago can quickly become obsolete.
When that happens, what should you do with your old cell phone?
According to a recent article on
Benefit...
If you have a Blackberry device, last week was not a good
week. Last Wednesday (October 12th), Research in Motion, the maker of Blackberry
smartphones, informed subscribers in the Americas that they may
experience “intermittent service delays."...