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Windows Server Modernization: Risk Mitigation and Innovation for Future Preparedness Go Hand in Hand

This IDC white paper considers the approaching end of extended support for Windows Server 2003 and explores Windows Server migration options, hardware/software replacements, and support services to help customers tackle the modernization effort. It also evaluates the benefits that customers can enjoy, thanks to a move off of Windows Server 2003 prior to the conclusion of extended support.

Why a Server Infrastructure Refresh Now & Why Dell?

This executive brief explains the importance of creating and implementing a Windows Server migration plan. An infrastructure review and update is key to ensuring your organization is aligned to meet both today’s business needs and future changes or opportunities.

Leveraging the Cloud for your DevOps Workloads

This report explores that by choosing the right PaaS, an IT organization can align development and operations resources, ensuring that applications are deployed quickly, cost-effectively, and error-free.

Integrando o Big Data aos Processos de Negócios e Sistemas Corporativos

Neste white paper, você terá uma abordagem corporativa sobre como o Big Data maximiza o workload automation para:

Integrar o Hadoop em sua empresa para garantir a entrega de novas aplicações
Resolver questões relacionadas à analise preditiva, alertas automáticos e detecção de problemas futuros
Estabelecer políticas de compliance e governança mais aderentes às regras de negócio

Windows Server 2012 Are You Ready?

Microsoft is discontinuing support for Windows Server 2003 in July 2015, so now is the time to start planning your move and avoid possible server management, performance, security and compliance issues. This paper explores the new features and benefits of Windows Server 2012 R2, as well as key considerations for moving from legacy platforms. You'll also learn how Dell Software can help you prepare for the move.

Windows Server 2012: Security in the Enterprise

The cloud, virtualization, and virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) help make IT's life easier — and the whole organization more agile — but each of these features also presents serious security challenges. Although there is no one-size-fits-all solution to managing security in the enterprise 2.0 world, the enhanced security features and user-centric offerings in Microsoft Windows Server 2012 make security a much more comfortable proposition for IT.

Read this technology brief to learn how Windows Server 2012 helps to mitigate risks and streamline compliance, as well.

When Seconds Count: Ensuring Business Continuity with 4G Failover

In today’s distributed enterprise, internet connectivity is mission-critical. Every minute of downtime has real impacts on revenue and customer service. Read this whitepaper to see why 4G failover solution provides the best option for business continuity and how the Sierra Wireless solution is more comprehensive and cost effective than other options.

Future Risks: Be Prepared

Special Report on Mitigation Strategies for Advanced Threats.

Cybersecurity is not a numbers game. When it only takes a single breach to inflict serious damage on your business, defending against the majority of attacks isn’t enough.

Kaspersky Lab recommends focusing on prevention and mitigation of advanced threats. Our Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) wants to help with that effort.

Rethinking Security: Fighting Known, Unknown, and Advanced Threats

Cyberattacks can be the downfall of an organization’s reputation. News headlines are filled with stories of major corporate data breaches across all industries. Hopefully, your organization has been spared this type of unwanted media attention.

To effectively navigate the increasingly sophisticated and complex threat landscape and keep your organization out of these kinds of news stories, you need a multi-layered, comprehensive IT security approach for detection, protection, and remediation of today’s cyberattacks.

Infographic: WAFS vs. Traditional File Replication Tools

Efficiently transmitting mission critical modeling and design files between multiple teams in worldwide offices is instrumental to today's architecture, construction and engineering professionals. But as projects span across a smarter set of secure exchange tools are required to bridge the gap.

The Accidental Trojan Horse

Today’s workforce expects instant access to information, and the ability to send and receive data at the press of a button. When corporate technology and tools are too difficult and cumbersome to use, employees will find a workaround.

Most often, that workaround is a consumer-grade file-sharing tool that they are used to using at home, such as personal email, consumer file-sharing sites, portable storage devices, and cloud storage services, all of which present unique and significant security and compliance risks to organizations.

Distributing Confidential Documents

Workspaces is the answer! Workspaces is a feature of EFT that allows employees to invite people inside and outside of their network to share folders and their content without IT losing governance, visibility, or control.

• Employees are given a tool that fulfills their online file sharing needs that they have become used to, in a way that conforms to corporate policy.

• IT staff can deny access to cloud-based file sharing services within their organization without interrupting workflow.

• IT staff retain the ability to delegate permissions, add/delete users, and manage shared folders.

Secure the Transfer of Sensitive Emails

The media frequently publishes stories about data breaches in which usernames, passwords, and email addresses are stolen. Rarely do they mention the fact that if your username, password, and email address are stolen, the criminals also have access to your email content. Even without a data breach, when an email is transferred to a server outside of your control, the owner of that server can view the email content.

PeaceHealth Uses Globalscape Solution to Secure Healthcare Records

Healthcare organizations store vast amounts of healthcare records. What may come as a surprise to some, healthcare records are more valuable to criminals than credit card numbers or social security numbers alone according to the “Fourth Annual Benchmark Study on Patient Privacy & Data Security” conducted by the Ponemon Institute. Because of this, healthcare organizations must take extra precautions to protect the records.

U.S. Army Relies on Globalscape® to Protect Critical Data

With more than 300 million cyber attacks and attempted intrusions into government systems each year, the Federal Information Security Management Act requires each agency to implement programs that ensure the security of all transferred information.