The Top 10 Reasons for Choosing Open Source Data Integration

Are you trying to understand your options for data integration? This White Paper presents the top 10 reasons why organizations are choosing open source for their data integration needs.

White Paper | Open Source | 09/08/09 at 3:03 pm | business intelligence, data management, IT management, open source, storage, Talend, white paper


From Trust to Process: Closing the Risk Gap in Privileged Access Control

Enterprise Management Associates (EMA) examines IT security administration to help businesses move from a trust-based system to a secure, auditable process.

White Paper | Security | 05/12/09 at 9:10 am | enterprise software, security, Symark, white paper


BeyondTrust PowerBroker: Root Access Risk Control for the Enterprise

In this paper, ENTERPRISE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES® analysts examine a more comprehensive solution designed to close the gaps between control, scalability and support that the enterprise realistically needs.

White Paper | Security | Software | 05/12/09 at 9:04 am | enterprise software, security, Symark, white paper


Enterprise Application Delivery – No User Left Behind

This whitepaper explains how Blue Coat ProxyClient is part of an overall enterprise solution for application delivery that interconnects with Blue Coat ProxySG appliances to provide application acceleration and security for all users whether at headquarters, regional and branch offices, on the road, or at home.

White Paper | Security | 11/03/08 at 1:25 pm | applications, bluecoat, enterprise, security, white paper


Data Centric Security for Enterprise WANs

Enterprises of all kinds need to protect valuable data, whether to comply with industry regulations or to guard intellectual capital. Unfortunately, it’s all too easy – and common – for users to leak this data to outside parties, either accidentally or with malicious intent.

White Paper | Security | 11/03/08 at 1:22 pm | bluecoat, enterprise, security, WANs, white paper


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