Podcast SubscriptionsHow do I subscribe to the CIO Strategy Center Podcast? To subscribe using iTunes, click here. For other podcating software, please copy the following url . Each episode will automatically update when it is published. http://www.itstrategycenter.com/myfox/podcast/index.html Archived PodcastsDon't Delegate SecurityEvery company needs to understand what it wants from security and practice it from the top down. CIO Interview: CIO of Port of Portland, Michelle GainesThe CIO of Port of Portland talks about electronic records management, demand for wireless services and growing ITsecurity threats. CIO Interview: CIO of Corbis, John LoomisThe CIO of Corbis talks about integrating IT services, the CIO-CFO relationship and what other C-level executives need to know about IT. CIO Interview: CIO of Aflac, Gerald ShieldsThe CIO of Aflac talks about minimizing risk, disaster preparedness and privacy issues. IT Governance Is Key to Managing ExpectationsTo prevent a boardroom tug-of-war over IT resources, CIOs need a new approach. Patch Management and SecurityDriven in part by recent events, financial services executives -- including those in IT -- are paying attention to business continuity like never before. Sustaining a Competitive Edge in a Changing WorldCIOs should consider "client resilience" as the answer to increasingly complex IT. Defending Against the Catastrophic Loss of InformationBusiness leaders today face the challenge of keeping their enterprises up, running, and growing -- no matter what happens Backup and Recovery Concerns MountEnterprises have improved their time to recovery, but must remain vigilant about backup techniques. Gaining Control of the Storage EnvironmentThe explosive growth in data volumes means that organizations need to gain more visibility and control over their data center storage environments. The Open Source DilemmaAs the open source movement penetrates the corporate IT department, CIOs must integrate open source software into their enterprise infrastructure. Steps to More Secure Web ConferencesWhile Internet conferencing has become as indispensable as email, organizations still need to view it as a potential vehicle for security breaches. Understanding Comprehensive Threat ManagementAs online threats have evolved, organizations need to develop a strategy beyond the "fire drill" approach of addressing one threat at a time. Disk-based Data ProtectionAs disk-based backup solutions have become more affordable, organizations can now bring improved backup and recovery speeds and new efficiencies to IT departments. Ensuring Security in an Outsourcing RelationshipAs outsourcing continues to be attractive, organizations need to make sure that their outsourcing partners abide by laws to protect privacy of data. Managing IT Security ComplianceAchieving compliance with regulations is enough of a challenge, let alone sustaining it when faced with overstretched staffs and budgets. The New Perpetrator: Organized Crime Replaces the Neighborhood HackerOrganized online crime is on the rise -- from hijacking computers to phishing, pharming, and extortion -- and CIOs need to better protect data, customers, and employees. Public Sector Backup and RecoveryAs government agencies generate more electronic data than ever, IT managers are under pressure to resume operations quickly in the event of disruptions. Managing Compliance RisksAchieving compliance with regulations is enough of a challenge, let alone sustaining it when faced with overstretched staffs and budgets. Moving from Disaster Recovery Planning to Business ContinuityAs the financial industry becomes more dependent on complex technologies, regulators have pressed institutions to pay continuous attention to business continuity. Mobile and MaliciousSmartphones are increasingly used to store confidential data, but CIOs must ensure they don't present a security risk. The Need for Email ResilienceIn today's networked world, the free flow of information can also be a hindrance. Preparing for a DisasterTerror attacks and hurricanes are more real than ever. CIOs must prepare for the worst. Cyberthieves Turning to More Invasive ApproachesAs computer users get wise to phishing and other scams, criminals are devising other ways to use the Internet for theft. Risks of Wireless EmailWireless email devices are becoming more popular for enterprise use, but they also pose additional security concerns that CIOs need to consider. |
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