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Because small businesses have fewer IT resources at their disposal, the need to provide comparable protection, at affordable costs and requiring minimal administration, has never been greater. From spyware and phishing to intrusion attempts, the threats attacking today's computer networks are more dangerous than ever. Many threats are targeting specific industries with convincing-looking e-mails. The hackers hope to direct employees to counterfeit Web sites, in order to harvest passwords and private financial information or steal computer and network resources.
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With increasing use of laptops and other mobile devices in today's work environment, the need for an organization to protect its data and assets must be balanced with its need to operate and compete in an environment that is not always confined to the security of the four walls. Mobile and ubiquitous endpoint devices, data traffic, mobile storage devices, and all other devices that enable the productivity of users must be integrated into a secure perimeter. In the ever-changing world of business, IT managers need light, agile, versatile, and effective centrally managed tools to implement IT security policies.
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Making content accessible is a big step towards improving transaction-oriented business processes. Additionally, there is a continuous need for collaborative processes and enterprise requirements involving transactional content. The ability to effectively search and annotate electronic content is a simple but crucial tool for effectively reviewing, routing, and processing documents. Employees can search for indexed transactions that would otherwise be hidden among thousands or millions of others; they can quickly add their own comments or notes to the relevant transaction, which is then stored in the system; and they can share the updated documents with co-workers for further action.
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While Code Signing helps improve customer confidence in installing and using software, the Internet still lacks the tangible information needed when downloading software. Security concerns are an issue. With a digital solution that "shrink wraps" software with a digital signature, there is that same level of authenticity found in both the product and the publisher of the software.
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SQL Server is an extremely popular system that is easy to install, administer, and program. In fact, SQL Server is so easy to use that in many enterprises, individual departments have installed SQL Server without involving the DBA management team. Often, the DBA team is not even aware of the departmental SQL Server installation until a problem occurs that requires expertise beyond what they can provide. This phenomenon of multiple SQL Server implementations is so frequent, it has been given its own name: SQL Server sprawl.
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Today, IT infrastructure organizations are working diligently to solve the problems created by the explosion in the scope and complexity of IT platforms adopted in the 1990's. The migration of application architectures to thin-client multi-tier architectures; the introduction of multiple generations of Windows servers; and the rapid growth of Linux have swept across IT organizations in successive waves over the last ten years. These waves caused explosive growth in server counts, network complexity and storage volumes throughout geographically distributed IT organizations.
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