Learn some of the most common techniques used to copy sensitive data.

Security breaches are usually caused by human error. A data-centered solution protects individual users' data without compromising other operational processes.

Learn common-sense security tips to ensure the data on your handheld device is protected even if you lose your handheld device at the holiday party.

Lawyers are some of the worst offenders when it comes to storing critical information on unprotected handheld devices. Learn how legal professionals - or any professional - can secure data stored on a BlackBerry, PDA or other smart phone.

When companies need to limit spending, the IT budget - and security processes, in particular - is often considered non-essential. But there are many cost-saving strategies that can keep companies' data secure.

Learn how CREDANT quickly implemented data security for 3,000 laptops in a major government department.

Protecting all data handled by any organization can be tricky, but especially at a large hospital. Here are some considerations when using software to secure hospital data on laptops, smart phones and USB drives.

Keeping the four phases of data protection in mind (detect, protect, manage, support), this article provides the top tips for selecting a security solution so you can avoid becoming the next big data-breach story.

Learn more about the jargon dished out in your chief information officer's daily reports, so you can understand what is being asked for and why it is needed.

It’s time for the U.K. government to follow the lead of its U.S. counterparts by enacting "Data Breach Notification" legislation. These laws have changed the economic balance of data security by making it cheaper to implement a solution rather than bear the cost of a data breach notification.

CREDANT polled 323 executives, directors and staff in a wide range of industries to find out if organizations are prepared for future security breaches from iPods, USB flash drives and other storage media.