Hackers Lead US Data Breaches in 2011

According to an upcoming study from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC), previewed in advance by Information Week, 419 breaches were publicly disclosed in the US for 2011 affecting 22.9 million records*. Of those breaches, hack attacks were the leading cause of data breaches for the year, responsible for 26% of all known data breach [...]

A K-12 Client Profiled for Laptop Recoveries

One of our K-12 clients, Detroit Public Schools, was recently named a national leader in high tech law enforcement and computer tracking following the recovery of nearly 400 laptops since June 2009. ABC recently covered this story, going into more detail about a string of thefts that were affecting Detroit public schools. In particular, a [...]

2012 Security Predictions: Mobile & Social Networking

With 2012 fast approaching, it’s the time of year when we begin to see security professionals predict some of the trends we may see happening within IT security. CSO Online starts off with their own predictions of Rising Danger in 2012, talking in particular about the changing security dynamics brought on by mobile devices and [...]

School and union’s Data Protection Act breach ‘inexcusable’

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has reported that a school and a school union breached the Data Protection Act following the loss of laptops.

School and union’s Data Protection Act breach ‘inexcusable’

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has reported that a school and a school union breached the Data Protection Act following the loss of laptops.

Pros and Cons of a BYOD Policy

SC Magazine wrote an article about some of the benefits and drawbacks of a BYOD (bring your own device) policy. Employees using their own devices for work used to be a rarity, but now that laptops and handheld devices are prolific, relatively inexpensive and powerful, they are becoming norm. Rather than attempt to supply devices [...]

Pros and Cons of a BYOD Policy

SC Magazine wrote an article about some of the benefits and drawbacks of a BYOD (bring your own device) policy. Employees using their own devices for work used to be a rarity, but now that laptops and handheld devices are prolific, relatively inexpensive and powerful, they are becoming norm. Rather than attempt to supply devices [...]

Mobile devices cause a rise in data breaches

Smartphones have overtaken laptops as the mobile device of choice for large businesses, while security remains a key issue for IT managers.

Mobile devices cause a rise in data breaches

Smartphones have overtaken laptops as the mobile device of choice for large businesses, while security remains a key issue for IT managers.

Computrace: It Can Help You Sleep

THE Journal recently ran an article about Brick Township Public Schools and their challenges with mobile computing. The district provides laptops to teachers, administrators and students, but were faced with challenges in IT asset management. They have 700 mobile devices in the district, from laptops to iPads, across 15 campuses, with devices constantly on the [...]