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Security: Whatever Number You Pick to Estimate the Costs of CyberCrime, it's Costing a lot

By Dick Weisinger

Cybercrime is defined as any crime that involves a computer and a network, where the computer could be either the target of the crime or used to perpetrate the crime.   It’s a broad definition. Ovum analyst Graham Titterington said…

Technology: Top Business IT Trends for Enterprise Architects

By Dick Weisinger

It’s that time of year when Forrester Research identifies the top business-tech industry trends that have the potential for having the biggest impact on your business over the next three years.  Brian Hopkins with supporting help from many Forrester analysts…

Technology: Patent Trolls Stifle Innovation and Drain Coffers

By Dick Weisinger

A patent troll is someone or some company which owns the rights to a patent, makes no product, and sues others for infringement on an idea described in a patent.  In polite language, patent trolls are sometimes called Non-Practicing Entities…

Security: Organizations Overconfident in their Security Preparedness

By Dick Weisinger

Are you confident in your organization’s information security strategy?  If you are, you’re in the company of quite a few.  72 percent of organizations were pretty confident that they are doing a good job with handling information security.  And as…

Records Maanagement: eMail No Longer the Most Requested Record Type for eDiscovery

By Dick Weisinger

As more enterprise data is being stored in content applications like SharePoint and Alfresco, and data from Social Media applications are increasingly being requested for eDiscovery.  Symmantec recently reported that e-mail is no longer the most requested type of eDiscovery record…