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802.1X: Port-Based Authentication Standard for Network Access Control (NAC) - A Secure, Strong and Flexible Framework for Network Access Control (NAC)

802.1X: Port-Based Authentication Standard for Network Access Control (NAC) - A Secure, Strong and Flexible Framework for Network Access Control (NAC)

The 802.1X standard is the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) standard for port-based network acce Read more

Jul 13, 2009

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Guide to PCI DSS 1.2 Compliance With Voltage SecureData

Guide to PCI DSS 1.2 Compliance With Voltage SecureData

With the introduction of PCI DSS 1.2, organizations processing and storing credit card data must define a program for st Read more

Jul 14, 2009

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How to Reduce Business Risk Through Secure Access to SAP

How to Reduce Business Risk Through Secure Access to SAP

Unencrypted communication between users' workstations and the backend SAP servers is a significant vulnerability to the Read more

Jul 18, 2009

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Security for Data at Rest: Critical Challenges and IBM Information Infrastructure Solutions

Security for Data at Rest: Critical Challenges and IBM Information Infrastructure Solutions

The management of information risk has become one of the highest priorities of today's enterprise. Availability continue Read more

Jul 31, 2009

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Closing the Data Privacy Gap: Protecting Sensitive Data in Non-Production Environments

Closing the Data Privacy Gap: Protecting Sensitive Data in Non-Production Environments

This white paper explains why protecting sensitive information and ensuring privacy have become high priorities. In resp Read more

Jul 31, 2009

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Transparently Encrypting Data in Mainframe z/OS and Open Systems to Achieve End-to-End Data Protection

Transparently Encrypting Data in Mainframe z/OS and Open Systems to Achieve End-to-End Data Protection

In a world of ever increasing large scale data breaches the mainframe z/OS environment is not immune. But securing credi Read more

Oct 2, 2009

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Improve Data Security With Rational Data Architect V7.5

Improve Data Security With Rational Data Architect V7.5

Rational Data Architect V7.5 introduces exciting integration with the IBM Optim solutions. With this new version, archit Read more

Oct 3, 2009

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Protecting PII: How to Work With IT to Manage Risk

Protecting PII: How to Work With IT to Manage Risk

Privacy professionals must make sure their IT organization is employing responsible privacy practices that will ensure t Read more

Oct 3, 2009

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Data Privacy: What Part of Your Network Is Vulnerable and What Can You Do About It?

Data Privacy: What Part of Your Network Is Vulnerable and What Can You Do About It?

The combination of increasingly complex and connected networks, more sophisticated hacking tools, and myriad data privac Read more

Nov 12, 2009

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HIPAA Compliance and the Online Backup Manager Service

HIPAA Compliance and the Online Backup Manager Service

HIPAA applies to any health care providers, health plans and clearinghouses (collectively "Covered Entities") that elect Read more

Nov 12, 2009

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