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Gone are the days when a comprehensive business-continuity plan meant mailing back-up tapes to a hot site a few miles away. Today, businesses are always on, running at break-neck speed 24/7. And their business-continuity plans need to reflect that reality.

Director of Business Continuity Services at Emergis Inc.

Warren Lee - September 15, 2005

Hurricane Katrina made every IT organization question the viability of its disaster recovery (DR) plan. A natural disaster, a major accident or a terrorist act in the headlines forces us to think about survival. Could your facility, or your business, take a hit like that and survive?

Director of Research, IDC Storage Software service

Mary Brandel - September 15, 2005

Compared to hot areas like security or wireless, data backup and restore may have seemed like IT's forgotten child - until now. A perfect storm of disappearing back-up windows (thanks to enormous data growth and nonstop business operations), large-scale catastrophes, increased litigation requiring electronic data discovery and federal regulations governing data retention, has catapulted backup and recovery to IT's head table.

Study: South African security market continues growing

Computing SA staff - September 13, 2005

The South African IT security market has continued to be an area of solid growth from 2003 to 2004, according to ICT market research analyst BMI-TechKnowledge (BMI-T). This follows the publication of the latest research report entitled

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Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones (UCS-Sph) Part 2

MohammadMoein Shafi and Arash Habibi Lashkari - March 5, 2024

This second article of the Understanding Cybersecurity on Smartphones (UCS-Sph) series delves into Microsoft's Windows Phone, a mobile OS that has undergone significant changes...