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Breaches have companies spooked, investing in security

It's only natural: Following a major security breach, IT is going to be pretty concerned that they could be next. And judging by increases in spending, plenty of decision-makers are worried as well.  … Continue Reading

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Cloud forecasting for 2015

According to a recent study, IT pros are going big in 2015 when it comes to cloud investments – and they're looking for the people and services that can help them drive that cloud growth.  … Continue Reading

3 ways to keep absenteeism from derailing projects

IT is more specialized than ever. While having teams of experts is often a good thing, there is a major downside: Absenteeism can quickly derail a project.  … Continue Reading

Were malicious insiders to blame for Sony hack?

Warning: The following article (unlike many talking heads) doesn't purport to know who or what was behind the attack on Sony Pictures. But some are starting to wonder whether the hack was actually state-sponsored or just the handiwork of disgruntled former employees.  … Continue Reading

When does a social media policy go too far? 3 keys

One organization decided it needed to crack down on its employees making negative and inflammatory statements online. It learned the hard way that those actions could have unintended consequences.  … Continue Reading

1 weak link may have caused huge data breach

JPMorgan suffered a huge attack last spring, and some new information shows that just one security measure could've prevented it.  … Continue Reading