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Read the entire third issue of the Security Practices Knowledge Circle

September 11, 2011

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Hello! As always, we are back with insightful stories in the field of security. We hope you’ll be able to glean take-ways from Evalueserve’s foray into watertight security for the enterprise. Websense gives us a peek into TRITON and its unified security approach while Shobitha Hariharan elucidates regulatory security compliance. And if you’re still looking for more, do sign up for the [...]

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Fortifying the enterprise – Sachin Jain, Evalueserve

September 10, 2011

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“A single instance of data leak can impact our entire company,” says Sachin Jain, CIO at Evalueserve – a leading Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO) enterprise.  As a KPO, the company is privy to sensitive information from clients across sectors. This makes data security paramount. However, Sachin and his team have transformed this challenge into a [...]

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Websense TRITON™ – making seamless data security a reality

September 10, 2011 Knowledge Circles

Today’s organizations need a unified content security solution: among many other challenges, fast-evolving malware, blended threats, internally initiated data leakage, and an increasingly borderless enterprise have rendered traditional point product approaches less effective while driving up costs and complexity. The Websense TRITON™ solution is designed to slash content security Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) while [...]

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Jaankari se jaagruti tak – from awareness to alertness

September 10, 2011 Knowledge Circles
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An article by Shobitha Hariharan, CCA and CISO, Shoppers Stop Often, regulatory compliance fuels information security (info-sec) practices in organizations. In the absence of external pressures, the triggers could include – questions raised by internal/external auditors; client requirement; and quick fixes or inadequate, case-specific, one-time resolutions. These make it necessary to introduce global information security [...]

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Websense Security Workshop: Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs)

September 11, 2011 Knowledge Circles

Today’s APTs target confidential data and proprietary corporate information. From Aurora and Stuxnet to RSA and Sony, ATPs are becoming increasingly frequent and affect corporations across the globe. Security breaches affect not just users, but also companies who then have to deal with damaged reputation and financial loss. Websense’s Security Workshop on APTs is designed [...]

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Websense presents Cloud-based SaaS solutions

September 11, 2011 Knowledge Circles

Websense recently launched Cloud-based Security-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions for Indian companies, facilitating locally hosted security solutions necessary for data compliance. Websense Security-as-a-Service (SaaS) provides a fast and easy deployment path for the Websense Hosted Web Security and Websense Hosted Email Security products. SaaS shifts security inspection, enforcement, and management processes from the customer’s location to globally [...]

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Read the entire second issue of the Security Practices Knowledge Circle

July 28, 2011 Knowledge Circles
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It’s not everyday that an organization can claim to be a door-opener in their space or chosen initiative. But Nucleus Software, featured in our lead story in this issue of Security Practices Knowledge Circle (SPKC), can safely say that of their web and data security initiative. Nucleus partnered with Websense to find the right web [...]

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Three must- haves to securing the social web

July 28, 2011 Knowledge Circles

The social web Social networking and Web 2.0 are all the rage. With Facebook, Twitter, Bebo, YouTube, Google, Yahoo, Flickr, LinkedIn, WordPress, and more, there are over a billion socially active people today — a number that continues to grow at an astounding rate. The social web has emerged as a valuable business tool for the modern enterprise, [...]

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Reasonable security for sensitive personal information

July 28, 2011 Knowledge Circles
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Parag Deodhar is Chief Risk Officer and Vice President – Process Excellence & Program Management, Bharti AXA General Insurance Company Limited. In the information security (info-sec) realm, we generally get to hear the prefixes ‘total’, ‘comprehensive’, ‘best in class’, etc.  I had never heard the prefix ‘reasonable’ (in context of security) before it was mentioned [...]

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Getting it right – at the Nucleus of content security

July 28, 2011 Knowledge Circles
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It’s a catch-22 situation for many CIOs and Senior IT managers, who manage security today. Opening up their Internet access seems equivalent to inviting trouble in this ever competitive world, while limiting access amounts to a restrictive, even retrograde practice, which could affect hiring, marketing, and attrition levels. How then, does one achieve the elusive [...]

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