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BYOD - How to make it your friend
BYOD - bring your own device - is enjoying enormous growth and that is likely only to accelerate. However, opinion is still divided as to whether it is a force for good or bad. Brian Wall reports |
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The data security divide
Barely a week goes by without yet another media report about a high-profile leak of confidential data. How can these breaches be stopped?
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Identity In Crisis
Smaller businesses are now just as much at risk as larger companies, as they are less likely to be aware of the dangers and the vulnerable position in which they find themselves.
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Cold Shoulder Treatment
Many organisations are failing to adopt established industry best practice to protect their clients' information. The need for increased compliance is a fact of life, warns cyber security experts IT Governance
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Securing the honours!
It was another night of celebrations at the 2013 Computing Security Awards, held at London's Hotel Russell in October  |
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DDoS Attacks Double In 2013
There were more than double the total number of distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks over 20Gbps in the first half of 2013 as were seen in the whole of 2012, new data suggests |
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Secure, Rugged Android Tablet
Becrypt has established a new technology partnership with Getac to provide the first secure Android tablet solution suitable for military, defence and government and wider public sector markets, based on Getac's ruggedised devices | 
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Managing The Risks
Risk-based authentication is now making its presence felt. Tim Ager of Celestix explains......
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Data loss threats on Macs
Roman Foeckl, CEO of CoSoSys, looks at how Macs became part of enterprise networks, and considers how to deal with the challenges this can bring.
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SolarWinds Log & Event Manager
Having dealt efficiently and impressively with numerous sophisticated attacks believed to originate from Asia and Russia, AhnLab has now turned it gaze on the European market
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GFI LanGuard 2014
Focusing on endpoint vulnerability assessment, patch management and auditing, LanGuard has been a stalwart member of GFI's security suite for many years. |
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Welcome to the November edition of the Computing Security Newsletter. And let me say straight away what a great night of celebrations it was at the recent 2013 Computing Security Awards, as people from right across the industry gathered to hear who had triumphed - and would be carrying off the much coveted winners’ accolades.
The event took place at the Hotel Russell in London's Russell Square, with the awards presented by former England and Kent cricketer Chris Cowdrey and stand-up comedian Patrick Monahan.
Avecto were winners in the hotly contested ‘New Product of the Year’ category, while Wick Hill fought off all challengers to retain its ‘Security Distributor of the Year’ title. Among the first timers to triumph was NTS, which picked up the ‘Security Reseller of the Year’ award. Titania was another to impress, as it scooped both the ‘Editor's Choice’ award and the ‘Enterprise Security Product of the Year’ award. There were also two awards for GFI Software and two for Celestix, including the prestigious ‘Company of the Year’ award.
Our thanks to all of the readers whose votes made this yet another exciting and close-run event. And to our sponsors - Check Point, Celestix, Emulex, Wick Hill and Kaspersky - whose generous support is greatly appreciated.
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Brian Wall, Editor
Computing Security
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