A “Case Study” article from the February 12, 2010 issue:
In many ways, International Justice Mission (www.ijm.org) is a typical SME. It employs about 400 people, several of whom are located in branch offices, and it has an IT staff consisting of just four people. This small IT department is tasked with making sure IJM’s far-flung [...]
A “Featured Company” article from the February 12, 2010 issue:
Until fairly recently, most IT departments had to oversee most anything that had to do with their networks. Then, over the past half-decade or so, services began to sprout up that allowed data center managers to outsource certain processes, such as email messaging, data archiving, and [...]
A “Featured Company” article from the January 29, 2010 issue:
When CoSoSys was founded back in April 2004, the move toward smaller, often flash-based devices was just beginning. “It was predictable that portable storage devices would, as they do nowadays, be able to store almost all of a company’s important data,” says CoSoSys founder and CEO [...]
A “Featured Company” article from the January 14, 2010 issue:
Just when you think you have your network security under control (assuming that is even possible), something you never considered has to show up and make your job that much more complex. And so it goes with steganography, a technology that lets a seemingly innocuous photo [...]
A “Cover Focus” feature from the January 14, 2010 issue:
You can stick your enterprise’s data center into the equivalent of Fort Knox, but without a plan of action to contend with data leaks, you might as well toss your organization’s intellectual coinage in the nearest dumpster. And seemingly any strategy you put in place has [...]