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May 2012 Calendar

The 5 Most Popular Articles in May 2012

AUTHOR: Matthew Royse

What did our readers like to read in May? Mobile security, data security, managed services, and business continuity and disaster recovery were the most popular topics. See what articles made the list.

 

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

About this Author

Matthew Royse
Managing Editor, Forsythe FOCUS Magazine

Mobile devices security risks can be categorized into five main areas. Learn what they are so you can better mitigate these risks at your company.

 

2. 10 Reasons Why Your Organization Needs Data Loss Prevention

Learn how data loss prevention can transform sensitive data into an operational asset.


3. 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.


4. Critical Elements of a Successful Mobile Security Plan

The proliferation of mobile devices has forever changed the rules. Learn how to successfully build a mobile security plan.


5. Securing the Enterprise: Is Your IT Organization under Siege?

Enterprise IT teams are facing a never-ending, always-increasing global onslaught of security threats, at a time when budgets are frozen or slashed. Find out how IT departments can overcome these challenges.

 

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