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Hvordan Dropbox for bedrifter kan hjelpe IT-avdelingen med å redusere risiko

Eldre fildelingsløsninger ble laget for å sørge for at interne data er trygge. De gir derimot ingen sikring mot ekstern deling og brukermobilitet – og dette kan innføre uventet IT-risiko. Med Dropbox for bedrifter er brukere i stand til å dele internt og eksternt, uten å svekke administratorens evne til å kontrollere og overvåke dataflyten. Delingskontroller, administrative funksjoner og aktivitetsovervåking hjelper IT-avdelingen med å begrense risikoen slik at alle teamene kan samarbeide på en sikker måte.

Fem saker att tänka på när ni utvärderar en lösning för synkronisering och delning av filer

Att välja en ny tjänst eller ett nytt verktyg kan ta lång tid och vara komplicerat. När det är dags att söka en lösning för synkronisering och delning av filer för företaget verkar det som att det finns mycket att tänka på. Här får du fem tips som hjälper dig att söka rätt funktioner och ställa rätt frågor.

Hur Dropbox för företag hjälper IT att minska riskerna

Gamla fildelningslösningar utformades för att hålla interna data säkra. Men de ger inte skydd för extern delning och användarmobilitet. Detta kan leda till oväntade IT-risker. Med Dropbox för företag kan användare dela internt och externt utan att äventyra möjligheterna att kontrollera och övervaka dataflödet. Delningskontroller, administrativa funktioner och aktivitetsövervakning hjälper IT att minska riskerna så att alla team kan samarbeta på ett säkert sätt.

How Dropbox for Business helps IT reduce risk

Legacy file sharing solutions were designed to keep internal data secure. They don't, however, provide safeguards for external sharing and user mobility — and this can introduce unexpected IT risk. With Dropbox for Business, users are enabled to share internally and externally without compromising your ability to control and monitor the flow of data. Sharing controls, administrative capabilities, and activity monitoring help IT limit risk so that all of your teams can collaborate securely.

12 Questions to Ask About Security

File sync and share can increase productivity, but how do you pick a solution that works for you? There will likely be a number of factors guiding your decision, and if you’re like most businesses, security is high on the list. Here are some important questions to ask file sync and share vendors about security.

5 Considerations when Evaluating a File Sync and Share Solution

Choosing any new service or tool can be a lengthy and complex process. When it’s time to look for a file sync and share solution for your business, the considerations to take into account are seemingly endless. Here are five key considerations that will help you look out for the right features and ask the right questions.

Dropbox for Business – Enhancing Enterprise Applications

Dropbox recently introduced several new enhancements to its business collaboration and productivity solution, bDropbox for Business. These new enhancements include tools for productivity, collaboration, enterprise file management, and security, and build on the continuing momentum of the vendor’s vision of a simplified and secure business collaboration and sharing process focused on supporting heterogeneous workflows.

Real-Time Digital: Wake-Up Call for IT Operations

Not long ago, IT Operations professionals analyzed log files-such as IIS logs, Apache Logs or Windows event logs-after application performance had already deteriorated or after the application was unavailable. In today's digital economy, application downtime directly impacts business; Moreover, modern applications are leveraging the cloud, allowing business to innovate at a rapid pace with limited risk. Continuous innovation creates continuous change. To adapt to these influences, IT Operations must change the way infrastructure and applications are managed and monitored. One of the key goals for IT Operations is to reduce Mean Time to Identify (MTTI) and Mean Time to Remediate (MTTR) from months, to a few hours. Given these new cloud-based applications and evolving architectures, this paper provides key insights into the changes that traditional IT operations should prepare for to improve IT ops analytics.

Five Steps to Better Application Performance

Get a step-by-step guide to monitoring and optimizing your distributed and hybrid applications. Discover how advanced analytics and machine learning can help you reduce downtime and improve user experience. Think beyond search and rules to uncover outliers and anomalies and start troubleshooting within minutes. Discover the 5 steps to better application performance now!

Hybrid Storage for Backup and Data Protection

Backup and data protection continue to be critical considerations for any enterprise. As an established leader in backup storage, Quantum offers QXS hybrid storage systems as a cost-effective option for block storage that can be used for backup.

Users have many choices for backup and disaster recovery storage, including deduplication appliances, standard block or NAS storage for backup, the cloud for off-site DR protection, and, of course, most users continue to use tape for long termretention, compliance, and archiving.

Software Supply Chain Management with BOMtotal

BOMtotal is a free service that generates a bill of materials from any executable code.

Anyone who uses software has a right to know what's inside it. Just as you can examine any piece of food in a supermarket to see its ingredients, you should be able to know what's inside software that you use or might use.

Enabling anyone to generate a bill of materials (list of ingredients) for any piece of software results in a better world for all of us. Buyers gain visibility into software during their procurement cycles by requesting bills of materials from builders. Builders examine bills of materials for their own products to make sure they have no surprises. Ordinary people benefit because when builders and buyers effectively manage their software supply chains, the entire ecosystem becomes safer, more reliable, and more secure.

Fuzz Testing Maturity Model

Fuzz testing is an industry-standard technique for locating unknown vulnerabilities in software. Fuzz testing is mandatory portion of many modern secure software development life cycles (SDLCs), such as those used at Adobe, Cisco Systems and Microsoft. This document provides a framework to assess the maturity of your processes, software, systems and devices. At the heart of this document is a vendor-agnostic maturity model for fuzz testing that maps metrics and procedures of effective fuzz testing to maturity levels. The maturity model is a lingua franca for talking about fuzzing, allowing different organizations to communicate effectively about fuzzing without being tied to specific tools.

The Fuzz Testing Maturity Model (FTMM) gives builders and buyers a set of standard levels for communicating about fuzz testing.

Synopsys solutions help deliver a more comprehensive security offering for the SDLC by adding black box testing capabilities, including the Codenomicon Defensics® tool for file and protocol fuzz testing, and the Codenomicon AppCheck™ tool for software composition analysis and vulnerability assessment.

Understanding Verification, Validation and Certification

Cybersecurity and communication robustness have become increasingly bigger concerns as technology has continued to improve and systems have become more complex. Each attempt to expand the networking and communication capabilities of devices have brought new features and convenient solutions for end users, along with new security and robustness challenges.

Synopsys solutions help deliver a more comprehensive security offering for the SDLC by adding black box testing capabilities, including the Codenomicon Defensics® tool for file and protocol fuzz testing, and the Codenomicon AppCheck™ tool for software composition analysis and vulnerability assessment.

What is Fuzzing: The Poet, the Courier, and The Oracle

Fuzzing is well established as an excellent technique for locating vulnerabilities in software. The basic premise is to deliver intentionally malformed input to target software and detect failure. A complete fuzzer has three components. A poet creates the malformed inputs or test cases. A courier delivers test cases to the target software. Finally, an oracle detects if a failure has occurred in the target. Fuzzing is a crucial tool in software vulnerability management, both for organizations that build software as well as organizations that use software.

Synopsys solutions help deliver a more comprehensive security offering for the SDLC by adding black box testing capabilities, including the Codenomicon Defensics® tool for file and protocol fuzz testing, and the Codenomicon AppCheck™ tool for software composition analysis and vulnerability assessment.

Securing Cloud Computing

As the business case for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) and other cloud computing models solidifi es, more and more companies are incorporating cloud computing into their IT programs. The implication is that an ever-increasing amount of critical information is living “in the cloud.”