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Employees a major risk to corporate data

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Device Security Identity/Access Management Security + Compliance

Only 18% of British office workers, who use a personal account/device to access work files or emails, say that data is always encrypted by their employer.

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Networking Networks + Telecoms Security + Compliance Software Defined Networking

Published in DC Facilities + Colo Design + Optimisation Energy Management Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware Power & Cooling

The hyper-connected nature of today’s global economy is providing enormous opportunities for data centre operators, with the market for new facilities on a sustained upward trajectory, according to a new white paper from Telehouse, the pioneering carrier-neutral data centre company.

Published in Device Security Security + Compliance

The Internet of Things Security Foundation (IoTSF) has published its IoT security compliance framework at its annual conference in London.

News

Employees a major risk to corporate data

BigSecure architecture offers dynamic cyber defence

Telehouse looks to the future

IoTSF publishes IoT security framework

Siemon highlights 'low-cost' performance risks

Brocade expands data centre networking solutions

Columbia College Chicago builds e-learning network on ADVA FSP 3000

New technologies mean new threats

Cloud-scale networking to help transform central offices

Whipping storage into shape

David Griffiths appointed EMEA Vice President at Tintri

BeyondTrust and Westcon-Comstor expand global distribution agreement

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