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A balancing act for CIOs
ICT security. A CIO’s job is to increase employee productivity and enable all types of mobile working and collaboration. At the same time, their ICT infrastructures shouldn’t leave the door open for viruses, worms and their ilk – despite the ever-growing risk of attacks. Reconciling these two sometimes conflicting aims is no easy matter. But help is at hand, in the shape of Security as a Service. SaaS delivers bulletproof administration and user authentication functions over the network – and simplifies them at the same time.
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Editorial. Reinhard Clemens, member of the executive board at Deutsche Telekom and T-Systems CEO, about “Security designed in Europe”.
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Bernt Ostergaard. The Research Director at Current Analysis on the importance of a holistic approach to IT security and the conditions for a smooth co-operation with external partners.
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News. Find out which news items recently made the headlines at T-Systems.
A selection of projects from around the world.
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A selection of projects from around the world.
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A holistic approach to ICT security
Info graphic. Despite increasing cybercrime, companies simply can’t seal off their ICT infrastructures. But how can you control access and deliver data securely to the intended recipient?
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Data theft in focus
One matter, two minds. Who poses the biggest threat – outsiders or insiders? Dr. Christiane Meis from the Security Community of Baden-Württemberg and Dr. Sandro Gaycken from FU Berlin are looking for clues.
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CIO talk – Fraport
Dr. Roland Krieg. The CIO of Frankfurt Airport on how IT helps to keep his airport safe and secure, collaboration solutions for major hubs and the limits of international clouds when it comes to data – and air – traffic.
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Pioneer
Michael Fertik. According to the CEO of reputation.com, manager contacts on Xing and Facebook may be revealing too much to their competitors. That’s why he strongly advises them to heighten their security awareness.
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Cross-border compliance
Allianz. One of the world’s leading insurance and financial services players protects its IP-based data and telephone network in Eastern Europe with state-of-the-art security technology, and harmonizes compliance requirements.
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Cyberwar soldiers
CERT. T-Systems’ Computer Emergency Response Team defends its customers’ IT systems from external attacks across the globe. A day in the life of a CERT employee on the frontlines of cyberwar.
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Galileo
Breaking new ground. Whether it’s in wheelchairs, harvesting machines or cargo ships – the European satellite navigation system creates a new form of mobility and boosts the economy of an entire continent.
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Self-defense
Guest book. Prof. Norbert Pohlmann says that since cyber weapons are becoming more clever, smart data should start to protect itself. Soon, usage rights will control permissions in various IT environments.
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By the way
The office illness. Printers and copiers don’t just collect your information, they also leave a distinct trail on each piece of paper. Book author Tobias Schrödel on the world’s most dangerous office epidemic: dot disease.
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Facts and figures
Trendwatch. Where are the weakest links in the ICT security chain? How do companies plan to protect themselves in the future? The latest statistics about a booming market with an upward development direction.
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