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    Patch-testing and development environments can't use live data and keep it secure. That's where data masking comes in. Michael Cobb examines the principles behind data masking and why security pros should endorse its use in order to keep production d...  Tip

  • Choosing smartphone encryption software for mobile smartphone security

    If your enterprise users have smartphones, then your enterprise may need smartphone encryption. In this tip, expert Dave Shackleford describes what to look for in smartphone encryption software, from cost to management capabilities.  Tip

  • How to change from WEP to WPA for PCI DSS compliance

    The deadline to change from WEP to WPA wireless encryption standard for PCI DSS compliance is quickly approaching. Learn how to change from WEP to WPA and how to ensure that WEP is completely eradicated from your network.  Tip

  • Portable USB thumb drive encryption: Software and security policy

    If you allow USB flash drives at your enterprise, encryption software and policy are a must. In this tip, learn about the best USB encryption options and how to choose one for your organization.  Tip

  • Data encryption methods: Securing emerging endpoints

    Enterprises face a new challenge in the form of endpoint encryption for emerging devices. In this tip, Mike Chapple explains how companies can go about evaluating and choosing data encryption methods for emerging endpoints such as iPads, netbooks and...  Tip

  • How to prevent iPhone spying: Mobile phone management tips

    So you have an iPhone, you don't access the Internet, you use a PIN to authenticate and you never let the device out of your site. Michael Cobb explains why iPhone spying still isn't out of the question.  Tip

  • How to use TrueCrypt for disk encryption

    Learn how to use TrueCrypt to create an ecrypted drive on a Windows PC, as well as how to create a hidden drive within a drive as an additional data protection measure.  Tip

  • The future of PCI DSS encryption requirements? Tokenization for PCI

    Can tokenization help reduce the scope of PCI DSS? How does tokenization interact with PCI DSS encryption requirements? Learn more about this technology and whether it's right for your enterprise.  Tip

  • How to choose full disk encryption for laptop security, compliance

    Full disk encryption is becoming a priority for laptop security in midmarket companies because of regulatory compliance and fear of data breaches. Consider central management, ease of deployment, user transparency, reporting, platform support and pri...  Tip

  • Workstation hard drive encryption: Overdue or overkill?

    In an age of high-profile data breaches and insider risks, encryption is an important defense mechanism for enterprises. The question is: how much encryption is necessary? Many security pros have gone to great lengths to protect data on network serv...  Tip

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