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Help! I think we’ve had a security breach
By Jeremy Ward, Security Consulting Offering Manager
These days can any business honestly say with absolute confidence that it hasn’t had a security breach? Whether it’s been a major incident, involving serious data losses and prosecution by a data protection regulator, or a much more minor event; security breaches are now a part of business life.
In the world of information security, “breach” is a four letter word
By Jeffrey Lewis, Senior Global Marketing Manager, Enterprise Security Services
As we all know, technology has changed the way we work and communicate. In fact, as I’m writing this post, I am sitting in a coffee shop enjoying a warm mocha on a cold day in Texas.
Looking around the shop, I see a host of potential issues that illustrate some of our challenges.
What’s attacking your data?
The evolution of internet enabled devices is now becoming a reality, from watches, TVs and smarter and smarter phones, the ability to infect and spread malware is exploding. How can we protect our data whilst keeping home/remote working and mobile data safe?
Enterprise Security @ HP Discover Frankfurt - We can protect what matters. Together.
So HP Discover Frankfurt is almost upon us….what does HP have in store for Security & Risk Management I hear you cry?! Well the simple answer is A LOT. Firstly, you’ll be able to find our booth in the HP Discover Zone where we will be providing demonstrations of our Managed Security Services (MSS), Security & Risk Management Consulting and Security Breach Management capabilities.
Can Windows 8 Meet BYOD challenges?
Windows 8 comes from a heritage of mature products to provide protection of corporate assets from authentication mechanisms, encryption, anti virus and malware to corporate processes for managing access and control of information and assets. So will Windows 8 provide a secure environment for BYOD?





