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Can you answer the ERP quiz?
These 10 questions determine if your
Enterprise RP rollout gets an A+.
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Let’s face it. The “C” word, commoditization, is
a word that those of us in the IT community both love and hate. We hate
it when the “C” word is applied to the products that we offer,
but at the same time we secretly hope that someone else’s products will
be commoditized so that customers will have more of their budget to spend on
our wares.
Apple, whose market share is growing among computer users, is now recommending that consumers consider applying anti-virus protection to their machines.
Apple, whose market share is growing among computer users, is now recommending that consumers consider applying anti-virus protection to their machines.
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Social engineering is the art of manipulating people into performing actions or divulging confidential information. This week’s Speaking of Security podcast features a discussion on this topic with a leading expert on security and terrorism.
I had the pleasure of presenting at the EMC EMEA Analysts meeting this week. Some people hate talking to gatherings like this, because unlike most audiences they tend to be much less reticent in providing contrary views to those which you are presenting – often right there in the middle of your pitch, having the potential (on a really bad day!) to really derail you from the point you wished to make and generally to put you on the back foot.
Software as a Service (SaaS) on-demand applications are single-instance multi-tenant applications which are centrally and professionally managed and delivered as a service over the
internet. SaaS customers use the same application engine which is partitioned
into separate customer access accounts. These accounts may be set-up
differently but the core application engine is the same platform that every
other customer has access to.
Here’s a quick quiz for all of you security professionals out there:
1. What’s a ‘SAN’?
2. What’s a ‘LUN’ on a Fiberchannel SAN?
3. What are the differences between iSCSI, NAS and Fiberchannel SANs?
4. How does data de-duplication work?
5. What are the different types of ’stores’ supported by Microsoft Exchange?