You don't have to go to the conference to see the vmworld sessions; many of them are available free on the Web. Virtualising Exchange (http://www.vmworld.com/vmworld/static/sessions/2008/europe/AP03.html) and VMware Site Recovery manager (http://www.vmworld.com/vmworld/static/sessions/2008/europe/BC01.html) are well worth a look. The Expert Sessions at http://www.vmworld.com/vmworld/community/experts?src=NEWS_08Q3_VMW_OTHER_VMWORLDCOMNEWS_EXPERTS cover third-party tools for VMware.
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Danger, USB!
USB has given us fast, easy access to devices and files – but it’s also a security nightmare. How can you lock it down for clients?read more -
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Configuring routers correctly
Your client needs a router to connect them to the Internet – but unless it is configured correctly, it could represent a significant security loophole.read more
Supporting mobile email on multiple handsets
Everyone wants mobile email - but not every mobile phone is suitable for business email. Use these tips and tools to secure Exchange servers and make them work with more than Windows Mobile handsets.
Backing up: save the data, save the day
All hardware fails – and backup is seen as boring and unreliable. That combination is the perfect opportunity for you to provide a service that provides business continuity and ongoing revenue. But how do you design the right backup system?
Backup goes online and offsite
Remote backup services can offer the speed of disk, the security of tape, and the simplicity of a consumer service. But how do you ensure that remote backup services comply with your clients’ data policies and integrate with their existing IT set-ups?
Specifying and supporting disk encryption
Encryption is at the top of the business agenda following a spate of embarrassing data breaches. How can you design and implement encryption systems to suit your customers’ needs without making life harder all round?
Setting up false volumes in TrueCrypt
TrueCrypt is a free tool to create virtual encrypted disks housed within individual files, or a ‘volume within a volume’ – a hidden operating system and set of files that is invisibly housed in an encrypted file.
Encrypting backup tapes
Backup should be keeping your customer’s data secure as well as safe. Forget to encrypt data written to tapes and they run the risk of having to explain it to the auditor when a courier loses them.
Installing Utimaco SafeGuard Easy
Protect a range of different versions of Windows with whole disk encryption with Utimaco SafeGuard Easy.
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