2010, Mar 22
Google Apps Marketplace continues push into the enterprise with help from third-party vendors
Analysts say Microsoft faces the toughest challenge in the fast-changing mobile market.
Debuts extensions, bookmark sync in stable beta for Mac, fixes 7 flaws in Windows browser
Eugene Kaspersky discusses how he built Russia's biggest software company
After March 1, Internet Explorer 6 users will find that Google Apps doesn't work properly
Offers $500 for most vulnerabilities, $1,337 for 'particularly clever' flaws
Analysts agree that Google must find new markets to at least maintain its growth rate, but they note that any path it takes is fraught with risk
An Internet Explorer zero-day has been identified as the root of attacks against Google in China
Google and proponents of cloud computing were quick to say that this week's Google hack should not raise questions about the inherent security of the cloud
The timing of the action is seen as a response to Chinese hacking attempts against the online mail service
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As more businesses look to outsource IT functions to concentrate on their core business, measuring the quality of service and achieving measurable ROI can be difficult for some. See some of the recommendations from the Technology Services Industry Association (TSIA) on some of the best benchmarks and recommendations.
Midwest Eye Consultants, PC (MWEC) and it's 22 primary care offices, three surgical facilities, an optical lab, and a nursing home division needed to address connectivity and security issues. See how they implemented WatchGuard technologies to meet their needs
Serving a population of approximately 330,000, the North Lincolnshire Primary Care Trust (PCT) and North East Lincolnshire Care Trust Plus (CTP) were faced with challenges when their network connectivity and connections were changed in a bid to reduce costs. The change meant confidential patient information was being transported over public and shared Internet connections, and network security became a serious concern. See how WatchGuard unified threat management (UTM) security appliances and the development of a resilient Virtual Private Network (VPN) mesh that included support for mobile devices and the reworking of all Internet Protocol (IP) addressed their concerns.
As the Neibauer Dental Care expanded, they found themselves needing to provide secure connectivity to better serve patients and ensure their privacy. See how a VPN solution built around WatchGuard devices protected patient privacy, added layers of redundancy to protect their business, centralized access to patient records – and saved more than a million dollars in just one year.
