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An increasing influx of Viruses, Malware, and Spam can unleash war on your organization if you aren’t doing something to counter the attack. For all you know, these malicious codes could be lurking within your systems and network waiting to bring

Recently, we published a post with a Brief look at Data Protection for Mobile Devices. We discussed a few ways that mobile security can be established. In this post, we will look at why businesses should even bother with mobile security. Why bother

Your physical (or virtual) servers hum with activity and your network is throbbing with life. Users constantly log in and out of their machines and your business is as usual. Often times, most users tend to go on with their daily work but the

Talk about cutting costs and leveraging your IT infrastructure and virtualization would inevitably sprout up in your line of thinking. Companies are taking to virtualization in a big way but securing your IT network beyond that decision is a concern

Energy consumption isn’t just a thing of worry for electronic appliances; data centres and your business networks can give you more worry than anything else. Think about the various things that eat into your business costs: escalating energy

Once upon a time, computer users tethered to desktops. Eventually, desktops gave way to laptops. Today, a bewildering mix of devices are used including mobile devices, handhelds, smart phones, tablets and what have you. A Juniper networks Survey

If you are a small, medium or large company with heavy dependence on Internet routed calls and VoIP networks, to be specific, there are evident threats that your might or might not be aware. Any nonchalance about these threats could cause more harm

Going to the cloud is in. It’s flexible, cost-effective and it allows you to provision your IT resources. Needless to mention, it’s easy to get started with, disengages you from the need to manage highly demanding IT resources and outsource most of

Virtualization stretches the servers, enables scaling up of IT resources on demand and provides a cost-effective alternative to power-hungry data centres. Given all those benefits, it makes sense to use virtualization for networks too. Virtual

The fear of imminent failure of network; the constant need to monitor, handle, back-up, recover and store data; and the criticality of building redundancy into your networks has always put a tremendous amount of pressure on IT for businesses.