Axing PVC from high-security documents
Issuers finding advanced card materials worth the added investment
Physical access control in new construction
Starting from scratch opens doors for cloud-based access, wireless locksets and more
Biometrics are good, biometrics are bad … good, bad … good, bad…
Fall 2016 Regarding ID
24 May, 2011Apple iPad corporate security gets boost from GroupLogic
Apple’s iPad can now be used to access remote file systems thanks to Group Logic’s MobileEcho server software. Previously iPad’s could not perform this function because they lack a local file system. The software also allows owners to remotely wipe and restore files. With all of the added functionality, security is a big plus as […]
24 May, 2011Cybercrime statistics expose five industries most susceptible to phishing attacks
Cybercrime research firm KnowBe4 conducted a survey to discover what industries are most susceptible to phishing attacks. The sectors with the highest vulnerabilities are: Travel – 25% Education – 22.92% Financial Services – 22.69% Government Services – 21.23% IT Services – 20.44% KnowBe4 sent out fake phishing emails to some of its clients, and at […]
24 May, 2011Analyst: Cloud, mobile devices complicate identity and access management
Mobile tablets and smart phones are increasingly entering the business atmosphere and are being used in lieu of traditional workstation PC’s. This presents a whole new problem because it is next to impossible to secure all of the auxiliary devices. One solution is having a universal security door at the cloud where employees identify themselves. […]
20 May, 2011Smart phones, security and the enterprise
Smart phones have come from humble beginnings in the 1990’s to becoming an essential tool that make businesses work. Early smart phones didn’t offer much in the way of processing capabilities or useful applications. Today there are thinner, lighter devices that have more of memory and speed to power through the most crucial tasks. This […]
19 May, 2011NetSTAR and Mobile Active Defense Sign Global OEM Agreement
NetSTAR has signed an agreement with Mobile Active Defense to protect smart phones and Tablets using its software. The agreement will provide security to all carriers in Japan. Mobile Active Defense will make available its Mobile Enterprise Compliance and Security Server to filter content in the APAC region. The Mobile Enterprise Compliance and Security server […]
19 May, 2011Kaspersky: Malware may have an answer in the cloud
There are pros and cons to cloud computing but the ability to potentially stymie malware attacks would be a benefit. Eugene Kaspersky, co-founder of Kaspersky Labs Anti-virus, explains that malware is motivated mostly on the basis of which the criminal can make money and as it becomes more prevalent opens up doors so that the […]
19 May, 2011VMware? There’s an iPhone app for that
VMware has introduced a new application for iOS, which promises to bring desktop like virtualization features to the mobile platform. VMware has been working on this project for a while dubbed Project Horizon. VMware Horizon App Manager, as the application is being called, will help end users and IT professionals work anywhere using the cloud […]
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