Best practices for stopping malware and other threats

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	Best practices for stopping malware and other threats Think malware is just targeted at consumers? Think again. According to RSA, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting corporate computers with in the hopes of profiting from sensitive information. Symantec provides a list of best practices for stopping malware and other threats on your network. Read More WHITE PAPER: CA Exceptional Application Experience To improve and ensure the performance and availability of business-critical web applications, organizations need to be able to see and understand the actual user experience. This paper examines the five essentials of application performance monitoring. Learn More In this Issue Firefox 4: 3 Ways It Beats IE and Chrome Browsers Why have I not yet implemented File Integrity Management (FIM)? IDG Newsbyte: Quick look at IE9 new features IE9: Five Changes CIOs Should Care About Outsourcing: Why CIOs Hate How You Sell IT Services WEBCAST: IBM Take Control of Your Network Once and for All Join this IBM broadcast to learn how to manage and improve network configuration activity to keep your networks running, in compliance and generating revenue. View Now Firefox 4: 3 Ways It Beats IE and Chrome Browsers The browser wars are back with a vengeance, which means your choices keep on coming: Firefox 4 hits this week. CIO.com's Bill Snyder breaks down several features that will wow you. Read More WHITE PAPER: IBM The Customer Intimacy Imperative Read this white paper to realize the full potential of your customer relationships. Read Now Why have I not yet implemented File Integrity Management (FIM)? FIM is a critical element to a data loss prevention (DLP) programIf you have not yet deployed FIM perhaps now is a good time to ask "why not". If your organization is now addressing data loss prevention (DLP) by minimizing the risk of damage by malicious code and by enforcing strict access controls to mitigate unauthorized access, then FIM is something you might also want to consider. FIM is essentially monitoring all aspects of changes to key files to quickly... Read More WHITE PAPER: Polycom The Total Economic Impact of Microsoft Lync Server 2010 A Forrester Consulting study commissioned by Microsoft found that a composite organization using Lync 2010, with a risk-adjusted ROI of 337%, can achieve net benefits of over $13 million through: direct cost savings from web and teleconferencing, travel cost savings and reduced IT and telephony labor costs. Read now! IDG Newsbyte: Quick look at IE9 new features Microsoft has launched Internet Explorer 9, and Keith Shaw from IDG Enterprise gets the scoop on new features from CIO.com's Shane O'Neill. Find out what's cool with the browser, and what enterprises should pay attention to. Read More IE9: Five Changes CIOs Should Care About Internet Explorer 9, which becomes generally available tonight at an event at the South by Southwest show in Austin, Texas, has come to the end of the browser's most elaborate release process. Read More Outsourcing: Why CIOs Hate How You Sell IT Services IT vendors spend $25 billion a year on lead generation, while CIOs have become skilled at the art of evasion. The technology marketplace is inefficient and often acrimonious. CIO.com talked to xPeerient CEO Mark Hall about why the IT marketplace is broken and what he thinks could fix it. Read More
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