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A radiology center in New Hampshire suffered a data breach in November, exposing the social security numbers and other personal data of 230,000 people. The culprits, according to Seacoast Radiology, Read more...

Security risks abound even in organizations that take important steps to mitigate them. Sometimes they appear right under one's nose, and other times they can be quite obscure. ComputerWorld's John Read more...

Last week we pointed out a report from the Corporate Executive Board that predicts the state of corporate IT in the year 2015. The report (.pdf) looks at today's IT function in light of developments Read more...

A glance at two major IT news items over the past week is enough to make one wonder if large organizations have much control over their networks anymore: A faulty anti-virus update sent out by Read more...

By the end of the decade, private corporate networks will become obsolete relics of the early information age. And so will the security technologies and procedures that are used to protect them. Read more...

Users who receive adequate training in what constitutes a corporate security threat and how their actions put corporate networks at risk are more likely to take the necessary precautions. But Read more...

While email monitoring seems to be okay with financial services employees, it may be because they're dodging email scrutiny when they need to. A new study of Wall Street workers reports that seven Read more...

As we have reported before, data housed on discarded mobile devices can put corporate networks and confidential material in great jeopardy. That's exactly why IT leaders need to find an industrial Read more...

When and if Vista actually ends up hitting the shelves and moves into the corporate tech infrastructure, IT leaders need to know that integration on the security front will likely bring a big pile Read more...

Desktop search is the latest tech rage. Every major vendor is pushing a free tool at PC users, who are eager to locate scattered data files on their systems. Unfortunately, these search engines Read more...