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As National Small Business Week gets underway in the US, research has revealed that most small businesses are blissfully unaware of the information security risks that may be arrayed against them.
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For enterprises, the ability to detect data breaches within minutes is critical in preventing data loss, yet only 35% of firms stated they have the ability to do this. The culprit? An ever-escalating array of data sources stemming from virtualization, anywhere, anytime work habits and an explosion of end-user devices and applications. In short, organizations around the world are finding themselves unable to harness the power of Big Data for security purposes.
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Looking to help companies prepare for and combat the aftermath of a cybersecurity incident or data breach, Dell SecureWorks has launched an Incident Response Resource Center to bring together research materials, white papers, videos and webcasts, and tools from its Emergency Incident Response and Digital Forensic services, into a common online portal.
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Despite increased focus on the security holes that bring-your-own-device (BYOD) strategies and the consumerization of IT present within the enterprise, research from AppSense has revealed that the threat to corporate IT security hasn't really abated at all – especially with consumers circumventing IT altogether in some cases when it comes to mobile working.
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Although the mention of “cloud services” tends to strike security fears into the hearts of IT administrators, perceptions of the cloud held by nonusers directly contrast with the real experiences of cloud adopters, according to a new Microsoft study of small and midsize businesses (SMBs) in the US.