Defend Against Future Windows Server 2003 Vulnerabilities

End of Support (EOS) for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 in July of 2015 will put millions of enterprise servers at risk. According to a recent study by leading analyst firm ESG, “More than 80% of enterprise and midmarket organizations still support Windows Server 2003”. Newly discovered vulnerabilities will not be patched or documented by Microsoft. Hackers know this and will be targeting new exploits.

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The User Enablement Dilemma

Workers in the digital age are empowered like no other generation. Yet, most IT and Security professionals are still trying to catch up with the security and compliance implications of their dynamic new relationships with employees. For today’s IT prof…

5 Truths about Securing Digital Workspaces

Companies face an intensifying barrage of IT security threats. IT security challenges are compounded by multiple factors, including:the use of personal devices for work activitiesthe work-from-anywhere mobility of today’s workersthe expanding threat su…

Future Risks: Be Prepared

Cybersecurity is not a numbers game. When it only takes a single breach to inflict serious damage on your business, defending against the majority of attacks isn’t enough.Kaspersky Lab recommends focusing on prevention and mitigation of advanced threat…

Global Insights on Document Security

Gain insight into:The impact and risk of the BYOD movement on document securityWhy companies focus on protecting information, not the IT stackRestrictive and preventative controls on mobile devicesDocument security technologies that are most important …

Global Insights on Document Security

Gain insight into:The impact and risk of the BYOD movement on document securityWhy companies focus on protecting information, not the IT stackRestrictive and preventative controls on mobile devicesDocument security technologies that are most important …