IT is challenged to meet rising business expectations while managing increasing infrastructure complexity at the lowest cost possible, and generic IT processes are no longer effective. 

This paper examines the relationship between business and IT groups within the typical enterprise and explores how the implementation of a Business Rules Management System (BRMS) allows both groups to find common ground. 

This white paper provides an overview of the updated FFIEC Guidance on Authentication and addresses the threat landscape which helped define it. View now to explore the gap between the previous guidance and this latest update, and why methods like out-of-band authentication with transaction verification are key to protecting online banking today. 

Aungate's Policy Management module sets a new benchmark in enterprise communication and regulatory monitoring. 

This case study is about the implementation of the ESET NOD32 Antivirus into the Chicopee Savings Bank. The Case Study asks the Senior Vice President of Information Technology about her experience searching for a new security solution, choosing this one, and how well it integrated into her system. 

This white paper discusses a set of tools for effective business rule management. Learn how to author, deploy and manage critical business rules with greater speed and efficiency. 

Discover key tips for protecting, maintaining and recovering your Group Policy infrastructure in this essential resource. Find out how you can secure every desktop and server in your Windows environment with these best practices. 

Gain insight into innovative cloud storage strategies designed to help SMBs, remote offices, and distributed enterprises alleviate security and availability concerns and transition smoothly to cloud technology. Uncover a wide-range of cloud-based backup and remote access strategies in this informative resource. 

<p>This IT Handbook from SearchConsumerization.com explores the growing trend of consumerization and how you can embrace it in your organization.</p> 

Writing a corporate security policy might seem complex, but ultimately it is a collection of many small policies. These ten security policies (or sub-policies) are essential to every organization, regardless of size, location, age, mission, or the product or service produced, and are presented here (in no particular order). 

The Jericho Forum has been described in a crude way as ‘those people who want to get rid offirewalls’. That’s not strictly accurate – Jericho believes that protection should be appliedclose to data (JFC#1, JFC#9)1, and that firewalls should just be ‘quality of serviceseparators’. 

In this presentation transcript, IT author Jonathan Hassell walks you through some of the key changes made to R2 in three key areas: Active Directory, Group Policy and Terminal Services.