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Together, these trends have made it possible for IT departments to extend enterprise IT services to not only travelling executives and remote offices, but also to business partners and suppliers. The resulting productivity and efficiencies for many connected enterprises have been remarkable. It has allowed them to tap new markets, cut costs and improve customer service.

Buoyed by successes, organisations are launching a slew of new initiatives, including collaboration and unified communication solutions that promise to integrate enterprise even further with its business environment. But, security experts are sounding a note of caution. That is because cyber crimes have increased in volume and complexity. Traditional defence and security mechanisms are being tested—and breached—by organised syndicates. Attacks are often motivated by finances—with attackers looking to obtain commercially-valuable data and intellectual property.

Security researchers have also noted a significant increase in exploits and a growing variety of vectors over the past 12 months. While traditional security hazards like infected files, malicious web sites and e-mail methods continue to proliferate, new kinds of attacks are being developed. These range from obscure zero-day exploits in operating systems and applications; use of combined attack vectors or blended threats; and advanced persistent threats (APTs). Sources of threats are also broadening with new kinds of end-point devices connecting to the enterprise network—from phones and printers, to electronic readers, point-of-sale terminals, ATMs, measurement sensors, cameras and RFID devices.

As an IT manager responsible for enterprise security, you must be familiar with your network, applications and attached devices, to spot vulnerabilities, and prioritise risk treatment alternatives. Learn about security frameworks and industry regulations, and execute security programme against defined controls. Become comfortable with regular audits and checks—threats are constantly evolving. To streamline the process of implementing security look for a unified platform that will enable you to deploy, manage and report on security. Finally, educate users about the threat landscape and the precautions they need to take. Being proactive and prepared can make a difference.

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“Benvindos a nossa primeira edição da Revista Fornecedor.”

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