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March Calendar 2012

The 5 Most Popular Articles in March 2012

AUTHOR: Matthew Royse

Our readers in March were interested in the topics of mobile security, data security, big data and business continuity and disaster recovery.

Find out below what specific articles our readers liked the most last month.

 

1. Mobile Devices in the Workplace: 5 Key Security Risks

About this Author

Matthew Royse
Managing Editor, Forsythe FOCUS Magazine

Mobile devices are rapidly reaching all corners of the enterprise. In order to secure corporate data on these devices, it is important to first understand the risks.

 

2. Critical Elements of a Successful Mobile Security Plan

In order to safeguard enterprise data, companies should develop a holistic approach to mobile security. Learn what aspects are needed for a successful mobile security plan.

 

3. Big Data in the Cloud

Big data—as a potential business game changer—is attracting a lot of attention. Find how your organization can take advantage of big data.

 

4. 10 Reasons Why Your Organization Needs Data Loss Prevention

Data volume has been growing exponentially, increasing chances for theft and accidental disclosure of information. Learn how data loss prevention can safeguard your data.

 

5. 4 Things Organizations with Effective BC/DR Programs Do Well

After working with hundreds of clients, author Peter Laz reveals the four elements that companies with effective BC/DR programs know and implement consistently. 

 

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