An alarming trend has been indentified by our Partner, Palo Alto Networks, in their Applications Usage and Risks Report: browser based file sharing has overtaken the use of client specific Peer 2 Peer applications for the first time.
So what?
Well its simple, if today you detect and remove the use of file-sharing software within your business [...]
Filed under: social enterprise | Tagged: Application Security, linkedIn, P2P, SaaS, social enterprise, web 2.0 | Leave a Comment »
There are lots of papers, blogs and videos amplifying the challenge of the coming wave of Generation Y people, but I thought the video below communicates this better than most. For those that don’t know, the Y Generation, or those born between the years 1982 and 2001, have been dubbed the “Net Generation” and have [...]
Filed under: social enterprise | Tagged: facebook, Generation Y, linkedIn, social enterprise, social networking | 2 Comments »
I’m sorry to tell you, its got more holes than a Swiss Cheese! Don’t be alarmed….. most have.
Why? They’re just simply out of date….
Basically today’s Web 2.0 applications have technology leapfrogged your security infrastructure, so while you diligently close ports and protocols these Net Generation applications choose another port, or better [...]
Filed under: Managed Security, social enterprise | Tagged: facebook, Firewall, linkedIn, P2P, Security, Twitter, varidion, web 2.0 | 1 Comment »
Join the debate on Cloud Networking and Application Enabled Networks. Think like a 2.0 Business!
Blog at WordPress.com. Theme: Digg 3 Column by WP Designer
