Search results

This white paper provides a checklist of 10 reasons why McAfee Vulnerability Manager may not be right for your organisation. Read for consideration of these reasons in a time of demands for IT projects and investments not concerned with vulnerability management. VIEW SUMMARY

If you don't secure wireless networks, you can be left vulnerable. This paper gives 5 simple tips to strengthen the protection of your wireless networks. VIEW SUMMARY

Attacks don’t operate in silos, but many security programmes do. Fragmented security technologies leave organisations severely vulnerable to sophisticated threats. Organisations need to combine network security with a consolidated monitoring program which quickly blocks malicious traffic. VIEW SUMMARY

In the corporate connectivity landscape, a new force is promising fast, flexible and ultra-low-cost bandwidth across wide area networks. This paper based on a survey uncovers frustrations over bandwidth restrictions and a strong drive towards cost reduction. VIEW SUMMARY

It has long been known that the adoption and use of Cloud technology by large companies and enterprises has been slow. This white paper highlights the various reasons for this and how the common denominator determining the success or otherwise, of your Cloud strategy is the network. VIEW SUMMARY

Early wireless LANs were slow, unreliable and insecure. This paper considers the benefits of 802.11n: how do 802.11n APs connect to the existing core network, how are 802.11n APs powered and what changes are required to the network backbone to support higher speeds in 802.11n? VIEW SUMMARY

Cloud computing, virtualisation and mobility have forced companies to rethink their branch networking strategy. The primary challenges of delivering headquarters-like service to remote locations are cost and complexity. Read this paper to examine how to support a secure and robust remote network. VIEW SUMMARY

There are two schools of thought in secure MDM - those who favour agent based approaches to ensure devices are secure, and those who support an intelligent network approach where the network makes policy decisions. Which should you choose, both, neither or one? VIEW SUMMARY

Mobile devices increase employee VIEW SUMMARY

The increase in the amount of people using personal devices at work has meant the IT team must always be up-to-date. Companies can keep up with mobile technology innovation more effectively by catering to consumer devices rather than by adopting technology at the slower traditional pace of business. VIEW SUMMARY