Securing wireless connectivity for roaming employees is not as simple as instituting corporate policy. It also requires the education of both administrators and end-users -- and some technology help.

Today, the best overall security solution includes technologies that can help you quickly respond to an inevitable attack.

If your company doesn't have a response plan, the unending spate of recent breaches is surely motivation enough to create one.

In today's mobile world, it's not uncommon to be faced with a multitude of connection types on any given day.

Many managers of utilities companies don't understand or appreciate the value of IT security...at their, the facilities' and the community's peril.

With BYOD, there's a confluence of people bringing in potential dangers from the outside that in turn presents a new class of security concerns that businesses haven't had to consider before.

It's been several months since the Duqu trojan arrived on the scene, allowing researchers to take a deep look at the threat and what it means going forward.

Governments need to fight terrorism in ways other than prohibiting the encryption of networks, a technology that is essential to locking down business' private communication.

With the holidays right around the corner, expect many workers to soon be returning from their breaks with shiny new personal devices, like an iPad, in hand -- and wanting to connect them to the corporate network. IT departments must have a response plan in place.

Identity and access management programs are quite tricky to scale across an organization, but implementing a governance team can go a long way to effectively using the technology to meet compliance and manage user permissions.