SECURITY: Colleges use multilayered security strategies
ENCRYPTION: Institutions look hard at data encryption
VIRTUALIZATION: 5 tips for virtual security
REVIEW: HP S330 Intrusion Prevention System

Multilayered Security Strategies
Higher education IT departments adopt a multilayered approach to defend core infrastructure and applications

Cuyahoga Community College in Cleveland, Ohio, Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn., and the LoneStar College System in The Woodlands, Texas, use a multilayered security approach to protect data for students, professors and staff.

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Total Encryption
IT managers see a growing need for data encryption

The George Washington University and the University of Phoenix use data encryption tools to lock down their networks and make sure private data truly remains private.

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Securing Virtual Environments
Five tips for locking down a virtual infrastructure

By optimizing each application on its own virtual machine, IT managers can prevent crashes or malicious code from bringing down the entire system. But virtual environments also present a new set of security challenges. Here are five tips for locking down your virtual network.

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HP's S330 IPS
The HP S330 Intrusion Prevention System offers excellent network protection and enhanced management features

Easy to install and manage, the HP S330 IPS is perfect for midsized organizations looking to upgrade their security.

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Secuity: Key strategies for safeguarding IT resources from interior and exterior threats.

Security: For educational institutions, security and the numerous ways that it influences day-to-day operations are constant concerns.

Upgrading Security: Use these five tips to develop a network access control strategy that meets today's security threats.

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