Aging enterprise networks face security risks, obsolescence

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	Aging enterprise networks face security risks, obsolescence The majority of enterprise networks are plagued with outdated, insecure, and improperly configured devices that are ill-prepared for supporting BYOD, VDI, and video technologies. Read More WHITE PAPER: Quest Software The Five Pillars of SharePoint Governance Your SharePoint content and user base is growing. Without governance, it's only a matter of time before SharePoint is unusable and unmanageable! In this new Quest white paper, learn the five pillars of SharePoint governance, and how preparing for an ever-changing SharePoint environment ensures success. Read Now! In this Issue The two most feared attacks and how to avoid them Malware infection forces printers to print garbled data Typosquatter slapped with $1 million lawsuit for allegedly harvesting emails The firewall threat you don't know WHITE PAPER: Condusiv Technologies (formerly Diskeeper Corporation) Optimize Your Storage Volume for Better Performance Managing a windows network? This brief discusses 5 technical proof-points clearly showing how the Windows Built-in Disk Defragmenter is not adequate for the enterprise. New innovations in Diskeeper® and V-locity® meet today's demands for optimal storage and system performance. Read Now! The two most feared attacks and how to avoid them Large organizations with ample resources quake in their boots over pass-the-hash attacks and hacktivism. Here's your best defense against those threats. Read More Malware infection forces printers to print garbled data New Trojan.Milicenso variants can cause infected Windows printers to print an executable file, researchers say. Read More Typosquatter slapped with $1 million lawsuit for allegedly harvesting emails New York-based law firm Gioconda Law Group has slapped self-proclaimed cyber security developer Arthur Kenzie for allegedly using typosquatting tactics to set up a bogus Web domain for intercepting email messages. Read More The firewall threat you don't know Most firewalls do a great job of keeping intruders out of a corporate network -- but they're not so hot at making sure data doesn't sneak out of the network when it's not supposed to. Read More
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