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Seven Steps to Effective Data Governance
By Information Builders | 4/5/2012
Creating a framework to ensure the confidentiality, quality, and integrity of data – the core meaning of data governance – is essential to meet both internal and external requirements, such as financial reporting, regulatory compliance, and privacy policies. At its best, data governance roots out risk – both business and compliance risk – by increasing oversight. This white paper provides seven steps for taking such an approach, concluding with a real world example, taking an incremental approach using a repeatable framework that is a practical, proven strategy that any size organization can implement to suit their immediate and long-term needs and budget.
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Mobile Security - Mapping an Ecosystem of Risk
By HP | 5/4/2012
In order to truly compete in the modern economy, your business needs to have a mobile storefront on smart phones and tablets. Without this mobile presence, you’ll lose business to competitors who have them. With this new challenge come high risks as well as great rewards. With mobility, the client side of your applications is more important than ever. Instead of accessing your website from the safe confines of work or home, your customers can now perform sensitive transactions anywhere. As a result, mobile applications, and the devices and data they interact with, can now be more easily attacked. Read on.
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Best Practices for Secure Enterprise Content Mobility
By Accellion | 3/4/2012
To secure mobile devices while enabling employees to share data securely, organisations need a
comprehensive and flexible solution for secure enterprise content mobility. A secure enterprise content mobility solution complements Mobile Device Management (MDM) solutions and enables mobile workers to easily share data with other authorised users, while ensuring that data is always secure and IT operations are always compliant. Read this whitepaper to learn: How the popularity of Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) is creating new security challenges; Why MDM is useful, but not sufficient; How enterprise content mobility provides an essential layer of security and control for organisations with mobile users.
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10 Mobile Security Requirements for the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Enterprise
By Accellion | 3/4/2012
An enterprise mobility strategy needs to include more than the provisioning and security services
available through mobile application and MDM solutions. To meet the mobility and security requirements of mobile users, enterprises need to look at deploying a solution for mobile content management (MCM) that supports BYOD policies. Read this whitepaper to learn: Why provisioning for mobile users has become more complex; Ten requirements to consider when selecting a mobile content security solution.
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From print policies to streamlined workflows
By HP | 8/10/2010
Too much paper and information? Integrating imaging and printing policies with workflow solutions can help government agencies streamline, automate and secure document-intensive processes. Read on.
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