Open Source as a Catalyst for Innovation and Cultural Change featuring Yahoo
[ Source: Black Duck Software ]
March 2012-
Fact: Open source is a fundamental part of many of the world's leading development organizations, and is often credited with enabling and enhancing innovation. But how do open source and the community model of development impact organizational structure and culture? <br><br>
Join us on this webinar to hear a senior executive from Yahoo! Share his experience and perspective on leveraging the positive business and network effects of open source while ...
Webcast: Protecting Critical Data in Physical & Virtual Environments with Guest IDC Analyst Robert Amatruda
[ Source: Quest Software ]
January 2012-
On-Demand Video: Data Protection for Mixed Environments <br><br>
Today's unprecedented growth in data, combined with both physical and virtual environments, means you need an effective, integrated data protection solution. In this video, IDC analyst Robert Amatruda and other experts explore data protection and management across physical and virtual environments.
Enterprise Information Management Security Options
[ Source: Brainloop ]
January 2012-
As organizations increasingly participate in a collaborative economy, sharing documents becomes ever more crucial. Documents travel farther and wider than ever before due to expanding corporate ecosystems and increasingly virtualized business networks encompassing more partners, joint ventures, and collaborative projects. While transactions such as M&A and technology licensing have long wrestled with the problem of securing documents traveling outside the company, now a host of business and collaborative processes face the same problems.
10 Questions to Identify Compliance Risks
[ Source: Brainloop ]
January 2012-
Corporate and regulatory compliance policies have forced companies to ensure that information flows are documented, auditable, and highly secure. Yet in order to conduct their business, companies must share sensitive information outside the firewall, introducing serious potential information risk. How can companies enforce security policy and cost-effectively meet compliance objectives when documents must be shared with partners, investors, board members, bidders and others outside the enterprise? <br><br>
This white paper ...
Managing Information Risk in the Extended Enterprise: Why Corporate Compliance and IT Security Must Join Forces
[ Source: Brainloop ]
January 2012-
It's no secret: end users take huge security risks in order to get their jobs done. One of the biggest sources of information risk companies face is collaboration with externals. Companies can't operate without sharing sensitive information with strategic partners, regulatory authorities, board members, consultants, acquisition partners, contractors and legions of other individuals outside the corporate network. <br><br>
But without a safe means to do so, how do employees share ...
Security Policy: Five Keys to User Compliance
[ Source: Brainloop ]
January 2012-
Business users are a key part of a company's security, and even the most conscientious employees can introduce serious breaches of security policy. IT can do everything in its power to secure the company's confidential documents - provide first-class security infrastructure, develop reasonable security policies and engage in extensive communication and training - yet still people fail to comply. The solution is to provide security that helps people do their jobs more efficiently, thereby inducing ...
Data Protection and Your Customers
[ Source: CenturyLink ]
November 2011-
As businesses look to improve customer experiences with interactive kiosks, and mobile applications and payment options, they must also ensure that customer data is protected against security breaches. See how Payment Card Industry compliance can keep customer data safe and strengthen your business.
The 7 Myths of IP Risk: The Real Exposure Issues with Open Source Software
[ Source: Black Duck Software ]
November 2011-
Open Source Software (OSS) is widely recognised as providing significant technology, innovation and business benefits to software development organisations, but it is not without associated challenges and risks. <br><br>
In this complimentary whitepaper, we address the intellectual property (IP) risks that developers, development managers and c-level managers must take into account when developing and distributing software created with OSS. We also discuss a number of common myths surrounding OSS that ...
Governance Fast Start: 5 Keys to Effective Open Source Governance
[ Source: Black Duck Software ]
November 2011-
Gartner predicts that through 2014, no more than 50% of open-source investments by mainstream IT organizations will yield consistent long term TCO advantages over alternatives. The reasons include the lack of a governance program to filter, audit, track and manage open source assets in the enterprise. In the same study they recommend -leveraging third-party commercial service and support to establish service-level agreements (SLAs) for OSS. <br><br>
The credativ Group and Black Duck ...
Open Source at AOL: Driving Innovation and Corporate Success
[ Source: Black Duck Software ]
November 2011-
Open source has taken its place alongside many critical closed source technologies as a core piece of the global IT ecosystem. In addition to the traditional advantages of utilizing open source technologies, companies are gaining significant organizational benefits through its collaborative and transparent nature. Open source today is not just used as a way of "doing technology", but of developing core products and energizing customer, partner and employee relationships. <br><...