Sponsor: IBM Corporation

Hacktavists have made the move to mobile. Malware, phishing and network attacks are now as likely to strike smartphones and tablets like any other system. Mobile Threat Management is now needed to stay ahead of new vectors of vicious intent.

Security is really about access; today’s work demands access to anything from anywhere on any device. Learn how to securely let employees share, edit and distribute work data across iOS, Android and Windows.

iOS: The last iterations of Apple business dominating OS of choice gave IT new options in security and new concerns in how to manage information sharing.

It's one of the biggest fears of connected business today. Know the truth about data security and privacy in a hybrid cloud.

One size does not fit all. Find out how to build the right cloud infrastructure environment to match your organization's needs.

Learn how to lead the conversation around cloud. Align with C-suite leaders by presenting infrastructure in terms that are relevant to their business needs.

Find out how to put your cloud strategy on the right course to ensure long-term success.

Holistic view of the current mature cloud landscape featuring expert interviews. Provides a top-line vision of the research topic and foundation for phase 2 research.

These days IT systems are so interdependent with business operations that even a few minutes of downtime can have big implications—for your productivity, reputation and finances. Download this paper to learn how IBM can help mitigate risk and Facilitate a positive return on investment and performance results.

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Cloud, analytics, mobile, social and security place new demands on enterprise LAN, WLAN and data center networks. Read this paper to learn what those demands are and how IBM can help address them.

This white paper outlines the unique challenges that mid-size organizations face in implementing a robust data center solution that meets their business, technical and financial needs.

Today’s information-infused society hinges on cloud, analytics, mobile and social. On-the-go consumers are almost always within reach of an Internet-connected device. Users expect quick, consistent access to their business-critical data and applications around the clock. That’s why outages, whether they are planned or unplanned, can negatively affect revenue, consumer trust and your reputation.

IBM named a leader in Gartner's first ever Magic Quadrant on Disaster Recovery as a Service

Storage, server and networking hardware, like people, have life spans. Like human adolescents, they need to be nurtured when they’re younger—with updates and refinements to maintain a healthy, productive life. Once these products reach midlife, their stability increases and the need for updates decreases. As the equipment ages, its performance may not be as optimal as it once was. However, with cost-effective support, it can still perform many useful functions. Tailoring maintenance to a piece of equipment’s lifecycle, in this manner, is a practical way to help extend its life and cut costs.

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The veritable explosion of cloud-based IT and business solutions combined with rising demand for mobility and social connection has brought with it a world of new resiliency and continuity challenges. Today IT is expected to deliver “always-on, always-available” service and assure the continuous accessibility of systems and data for an increasingly demanding user community. Resiliency strategies must address the evolving nature of IT, specifically the impact of three disruptive technologies: cloud computing, big data and systems of engagement. Read the IBM white paper to learn the resiliency challenges facing organizations and recommended techniques for building resilience in the era of enterprise cloud computing.