Automated testing: coping with change
Published: 31st May 2015 | By: Philip Howard
Automated testing frameworks are not what they were even a couple of years ago.
Security industry market trends
Published: 13th April 2015 | By: Fran Howarth
This paper discusses
trends in the security threat landscape and looks at how organisations are
being affected.
Application rationalisation, retirement and archiving: why and how?
Published: 13th January 2015 | By: Philip Howard
In this paper we discuss how to approach application rationalisation and retirement, and related best practices.
Financial Services Directives - Requirements for Data Technologies
Published: 13th January 2015 | By: Philip Howard and Bob McDowall
The focus in this paper is on EU directives for the financial sector and what their requirements are in terms of information management capabilities.
The need for active response to advanced threats - passive remediation is insufficient
Published: 20th November 2014 | By: Fran Howarth
Today's advanced attacks are increasingly pernicious. Organisations need to be proactive in seeking out incidents that have occurred and in actively removing threats.
Defending against the rogue - unwanted users, devices and applications
Published: 28th October 2014 | By: Fran Howarth
Next-generation NAC technologies are essential tools in the security arsenal of any organisation for protecting the network from harm and keeping data safe.
IBM: enhanced 360° view
Published: 22nd September 2014 | By: Philip Howard
IBM is in the vanguard for what it calls an enhanced 360° view and it is clearly well positioned to capitalise on the future growth of this market.
Extending a 360° view
Published: 17th September 2014 | By: Philip Howard
In this paper we will discuss why we believe that extending the traditional 360° view makes sense and we will give some uses that demonstrate why the extended it represents an opportunity.
Creating confidence in Big Data analytics
Published: 2nd June 2014 | By: Philip Howard
There has been some significant criticism of the concept of big data recently, notably in the Harvard Business Review criticising the Google Flu Trends...
Good information governance is good business practice - reduce risks, improve performance, collaborate securely and achieve compliance
Published: 27th May 2014 | By: Fran Howarth
This document discusses how technology enables more effective business collaboration and communications...