DMR 01/2012
Security
Published on 15.03.2012
Whenever there is a great disaster in the world, the desire for security suddenly returns to front and center stage. So it comes as no surprise that the financial crisis has given an extra dimension to the significance of risk management – not only for banks. Identifying and assessing risks beforehand and acting according to a plan in an emergency can increase a company’s survival capability enormously in the event of a crisis. But there are dangers lurking in the digital world as well: the harm to a company’s image when careless statements appear in social media, virus infections, data protection, and cyber-criminality, especially related to the use of smartphones and tablets, to mention just a few. The authors in our newest edition of DMR entitled “Security” have examined these issues from various angles and can offer some food for thought as well as concrete solutions.
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Summary of the contents
Torsten Herres
Ambition vs. Feasibility
DCAS in danger of running into a dead end if the legal...
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Jochen Patzwald
More IP Addresses – More IT Security?
IPv6 has both opportunities and threats for IT security...
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Claus Eßmann, Etienne Auger, Karsten Kn
Chaos Just Around the Corner
What to watch out for when realizing a BYOD strategy
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Interview
Manfred Strifler, Deutsche Telekom AG
Employees at the Central Core of a Secure Corporate Cul...
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Sebastian Forstmann, Stephan Schulte
iThink iNeed an iPad for Reporting
A discussion about the use of tablet computers
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Stephan Berninger, Yujin Schmidt
Flying Blind Around the World
International compliance in HR projects
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