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It's in the net: The value of big data
06 Aug 2014 -
The security and visibility of critical national infrastructure: ViaSat's mega-SIEM
29 Jul 2014 -
Do increasing worries about insider threats mean it is time to take another look at DRM?
15 Jul 2014
Is there a definable value in big data - or is it more a case of a better informed decision has a greater value than a less informed one?
Critical national infrastructure is dependent on network communications which should be protected in the same way as dedicated IT networks. This includes security information and event monitoring ...
Whether their actions are accidental or malicious, the data security breaches attributable to insiders are on the rise. Can new approaches to DRM help mitigate the problem?
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Top 10 characteristics of high performing MPS providers
- Quocirca 10 Jul 2014 -
What is happening to the boring world of storage?
26 Jun 2014 -
Cloud infrastructure services, find a niche or die?
19 Jun 2014 -
Cloud orchestration - will a solution come from SCM?
17 Jun 2014 -
It's all happening in the world of big data.
11 Jun 2014 -
The continuing evolution of EMC
12 May 2014 -
Finding new containers for the BYOD genii
- Timefort 02 May 2014
Quocirca's research reveals that almost half of enterprises plan to expand their use of managed print services (MPS). MPS has emerged as a proven approach to reducing operational costs and ...
Storage has toddled along turgidly for the last decade or so, with the major steps forward being a change in connector or an extra few hundred rpm to the disk speed. All of a sudden, storage seems ...
As the cloud services space becomes dominated by Amazon, Google and Microsoft smaller players needs to carve a niche
For cloud to really deliver on its promise, the monolithic application needs to die and a new composite application approach be used. However, this needs strong orchestration of multiple different ...
There are signs of increasing maturity in the big data market, with new announcements coming thick and fast from various vendors.
EMC seems to get ever-more complex: Joe Tucci's idea of a Federation of companies is complex and, oft-times, confusing. However, is there some logic behind it all?
Information security is the aspect of BYOD most likely to keep IT managers awake at night - it is a greater concern than managing the devices themselves or indeed the applications they run.
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Print security: The cost of complacency
- Quocirca 23 Apr 2014 -
Internet of Things - Architectures of Jelly
- Timefort 17 Apr 2014 -
Managing a PC estate
15 Apr 2014 -
Web security 3.0 - is your business ready?
09 Apr 2014 -
Two areas where businesses can learn from IT
07 Apr 2014
Quocirca research reveals that enterprises place a low priority on print security despite over 60% admitting that they have experienced a print-related data breach.
In today's world of acronyms and jargon, there are increasing references to the Internet of things (IoT), machine to machine (M2M) or a 'steel collar' workforce. It doesn't really matter what you ...
PCs remain the most common means of accessing IT within an organisation. Despite moves toward VDI, the majority of organisations will still have PC estates that they find difficult to manage.
As the web has evolved so have the security products and services that control our use of it. In the early days of the "static web" it was enough to tell us which URLs to avoid because the content ...
Many IT industry commentators (not least Quocirca) constantly hassle IT managers to align their activities more closely with those of the businesses they serve; to make sure actual requirements are ...