How much of your work day is consumed by email, IM, Facebook and other digital interruptions? How much of your time do you spend organizing emails, tagging and flagging, categorizing and color-coding? What’s the most interesting email you wish was … Continue reading
Monthly Archives: September 2012
5 Step Guide to Reducing the #1 Data Security Risk
Last week I had the opportunity to attend an event on 3rd party data security and risk. Throughout the event, I talked with folks from many different industries and in many different roles. I spoke with auditors, general IT managers, … Continue reading
Shared folders, like coconuts, don’t migrate by themselves
Our new survey on domain and data migrations shows that 95% of organizations move data at least once a year, for any of several reasons— infrastructure upgrades, mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures. For such a common task, very few organizations (4%) … Continue reading
Your Data is a Mirror
Imagine if the constitution of the United States had been drafted in Microsoft Word, with track changes and comments turned on, and each revision stored in SharePoint or Evernote. Imagine if the founding fathers had had email and we could … Continue reading
Defensible Disposal with Automation
It’s no secret that the data on corporate servers is growing exponentially. Documents, presentations, media, spreadsheets, and other files are constantly being created and moved onto servers, and after a while, most of it is rarely used, if at all. … Continue reading
There’s More to Learn About Data Migration And The Varonis DTE
For those who’ve been following along, you’ll know we’ve just beta launched our Data Transport Engine. By the way, you can sign up here to trial DTE. For the rest of you, here’s our brief (in under 144 characters) refresher … Continue reading
Introducing Varonis Data Transport Engine
For years, Varonis customers have been using Varonis DatAdvantage and the IDU Classification Framework to find data sets that they want to move or delete—stale data, active data, sensitive data, data belonging to department X or Y. Being able to … Continue reading
Put Data Migration on Your Fall IT To-Do List
In the US, Labor Day weekend is the traditional dividing line between end-of-summer vacations and the start of serious back-to-work initiatives. With 2012’s final quarter fast approaching, you’re no doubt adding a few discussion items for the next IT management … Continue reading