Thursday, August 28, 2008
Protecting Your Network from Users
By Minda Zetlin
Your biggest security threat has two feet, 10 fingers, and works in a cubicle down the hall. Here's how to help users keep your company's network safe.
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Nanette Lepore, a New York-based fashion designer high end clientele, rapidly expanded to 10 boutiques in the United States, and one each in London and Tokyo. While the designer's fashions were making a splash, network specialist Jose Cruz tells IncTechnology.com that the firm upgraded its firewall and network security in the wake of a hacker attack.
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Expert Corner
The Book of Truth: Your Source for Business Intelligence
by Mike Gorsage
For companies of all sizes, accurate information is the key to effective decision making -- from supply chain management to disaster recovery planning. Companies that**have grown from start-ups to Fortune 500 have developed numerous complex computer and application systems to capture both financial and operational data. A small, high-growth business can suddenly find itself maintaining a sprawling network of systems and data sources, the accuracy of which become more suspect and complicated to consolidate with information from multiple sources. A “book of truth” can help.
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Strategy Tip
However their system works, every employer ought to tell every employee what it is doing.
Lewis Maltby, president, The National Workrights Institute


