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  Start up offers Saas app to manage data-breach incidents

  If your company suffered a data breach, would you know what to do to comply with state, federal and local law? Start-up Co3 Systems is offering a software-as-a-service (SaaS) application to tackle that unhappy task, tracking how a corporate data-loss incident is handled.

  By Ellen Messmer | 08 September, 2011 02:33

  Tags: Software as a service, software, security, SaaS, regulatory compliance, it management, internet, data breach, compliance, cloud computing

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  IIIS: More pictures from the Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium

  Data governance, risk, compliance and much more

  By Computerworld Staff | 03 August, 2011 12:06

  Tags: Storage virtualization, storage virtualisation, storage, risk, Implementing Information Infrastructure Symposium (IIIS), IIIS 2011, IIIS, data governance, compliance

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  Companies explore private virtual worlds

  Meetings, conferences and training programs in a 3D virtual world such as Second Life can be more engaging and productive than traditional online sessions and phone calls, and much less expensive than face-to-face meetings requiring travel. But some companies aren't willing to take on the security and compliance risks of using a public platform and are instead opting for private virtual worlds created behind the corporate firewall.

  By Maria Korolov | 13 May, 2011 08:49

  Tags: Virtualization, Siemens Corporate Research, second life, private virtual worlds, OpenSim, Internet-based applications and services, internet, compliance, Applications | Web Productivity, applications

• Legal risks of hosting data offshore highlighted

  Australian Cloud providers have been given a boost following warnings from a legal expert on the risks associated with hosting data offshore.

  By Hamish Barwick | 14 January, 2011 09:58

  Tags: security, risks, macquarie telecom, compliance, cloud

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  Encryption adoption driven by PCI, fear of cyberattacks

  A survey of more than 900 IT managers shows that adoption of encryption in their organizations is being driven by two main factors, anxiety about possible cyberattacks and the need to meet the payment-card industry (PCI) data security standards.

  By Ellen Messmer | 17 November, 2010 03:19

  Tags: symantec, security, regulatory compliance, Ponemon Institute, legal, it management, data encryption, cybercrime, compliance

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  8 Critical Requirements for Secure Mobile File Sharing

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  The eGuide to Data Movement and Governance: Helping Business Professionals Stay Up to Speed

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