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How to manage the risk of your high-risk users

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How to manage the risk of your high-risk users

Every network has high-risk users. Mitigating the risks they pose can be quite a challenge. Most point solutions only address part of the problem, leaving gaps in overall security. The product that Network World security blogger Richard Stiennon deemed "Best in Show" at the recent RSA Conference is an all-in-one solution designed to manage the risks posed by high-risk users. What's more, the hardened appliance form factor makes it easy to implement and use. Read full story

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Market for Tech Jobs Remains Volatile
Frustrated with your job search? You have good reason to be. Despite signs that the worst of the recession may be moderating, the market for tech jobs remains unstable.

IT jobs slump 5% in May: Olivier
IT jobs continued to further slide in May, falling by 5 per cent, leading to a total fall of 58.11 per cent for the 12 month period, according to statistics from the Olivier Job Index.

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