InformationWeek: The Business Value of Technology

Our 1,029 respondents are getting wise on awareness, with just 13% saying they're more vulnerable than last year. Still, 73% see mobility as a threat, and 75% admit they may be ignorant of a breach.

Database administrators are the caretakers of an organization’s most precious asset—its data—but rarely do they have the experience and skills required to secure that data. Indeed, the goals of DBAs and security pros are often at odds. That gap must be bridged in order for organizations to effectively protect data in an increasingly complex and threat-ridden environment.  In this Dark Reading report we examine what DBAs should know about security, as well as recommend how database and security pros can work more effectively together.

Almost half, 47%, of our 450 respondents consider the company a serious threat in the networking market, with just 34% calling the government ban on carriers buying Huawei equipment for U.S. networks a deal breaker. What’s your stance?

It seems as though not a day goes by without a headline screaming that some organization has experienced a data breach, putting the business — and its customers and partners — at risk. To keep your own organization out of the news, it’s important to understand the most common causes of data breaches and what you can do to mitigate the threats they present.

A DCI lets companies link two or more data centers ­together for disaster recovery or business continuity, but it’s not easy. This report provides an overview of the major DCI technologies and describes their pros and cons.

Few of our 446 respondents will change their IT strategies as result of the cloud. That spells lost opportunity.

Think private clouds offer all the flexibility and none of the risk? IT is missing out if it doesn't prepare for public cloud use.

Mobile Commerce Liftoff -- Do your due diligence with the cloud and PCI

The Government CIO 25 -- Rethink Video Surveillance

The Future Of Web Authentication -- Rethink ID Management