Podcasts

A growing portfolio of integrated Symantec endpoint security technologies are helping this German outsourcing partner demonstrate to its clients that it is ensuring compliance and reducing business and technology risk. The deployment has also cut security administration by 15%.

de Persgroep's ICT Infrastructure Manager, Wim Vanhoof discusses the infrastructure transformation his team have led over the past couple years.

NASDAQ OMX Group Anna Ewing, Executive Vice President and CIO, and Carl-Magnus Hallberg, Senior Vice President, Global IT Services Operations explore a number of different subjects such as business-IT alignment, cloud computing, and green IT.

Sonol standardized on an integrated Symantec messaging and email security infrastructure. More than 99% of spam was eliminated, saving the 500 users 30 minutes per day in email administration. Symantec NetBackup cut the heterogeneous storage backup window from 12 to 6 hours, increased the backup success rate from 80% to almost 100%, and reduced the size of the storage infrastructure by at least 100GB.

Eric Park and Deaddin Edris from Symantec discuss the December State of Spam & Phishing report in this monthly podcast series. Topics include the volume of spam seen by Symantec in the previous month, the latest spam trends and techniques, and tips on how to avoid spam messages. The State of Spam & Phishing report leverages security data from the Symantec Global Intelligence Network to keep organizations and consumers informed of the latest threats to their messaging infrastructure.

Enterprises face growing challenges in protecting their most valuable information – their intellectual property. Join Symantec's David Dorosin, director of product marketing, as he discusses the ever-increasing risks of data loss and how Symantec is working to help its customer protect their intellectual property and other forms of unstructured data with the release of Symantec Data Loss Prevention 11, which simplifies the detection and protection of hard-to-find intellectual property.

Senior Vice President of Symantec's Information Management Group Deepak Mohan explains how the right information management strategy can turn storage into a business performance enabler.

Symantec's senior vice president, eCommerce Lenny Alugas and Sanjay Saraf, vice president, eBusiness Services Group, discuss the authentication and security strategies that help the new Symantec eStore build and protect customer trust.

Kevin Haley from Symantec discusses Symantec's Internet security predictions for 2011. Topics include Stuxnet, the rise in zero-day vulnerabilities, mobile devices in the workforce, data breach mitigation and politically motivated attacks.

Dan McCall, Lucas Schoemaker, and Dave Irvine discuss the history of McCall's Catering and its relationship with McCall's and Symantec.

Symantec technologies drive business value for Tel Aviv Municipality.

Iceberg Drive Inn President and CEO Kelly Christensen and Wasatch Software's President and CEO Spencer Ferguson discuss how technology is enabling Iceberg Drive Inn to focus on what it does well—flipping burgers and spinning shakes.

The 2010 Annual Study: U.S. Enterprise Encryption Trends reveals that for the first time regulatory compliance has surpassed data breach mitigation as the top reason why organizations deploy encryption technologies. The report from Symantec and the Ponemon Institute also found that solutions involving encryption have seen the biggest increase in IT budget earmarks over the past year. The fifth annual study on enterprise encryption usage is based on responses from nearly 1,000 U.S.-based senior IT and business managers from 15 different industries.

Eric Park and Deaddin Edris from Symantec discuss the November State of Spam & Phishing report in this monthly podcast series. Topics include the volume of spam seen by Symantec in the previous month, the latest spam trends and techniques, and tips on how to avoid spam messages. The State of Spam & Phishing report leverages security data from the Symantec Global Intelligence Network to keep organizations and consumers informed of the latest threats to their messaging infrastructure.

In an effort to deliver enhanced reading experience and recognizing that our readers are consuming magazine content in different ways as technology evolves, Patrick Spencer, Editor in Chief for Symantec's CIO Digest and The Confident SMB, discusses why Symantec is making both publications available in a new enhanced digital format. In addition live feeds are available to download for free from iTunes to your mobile Apple device.