Clone Systems is proud to be sponsoring this local event. We invite our clients, prospects, and partners to visit us at booth #6. We also have a seat on the Industry Expert Panel: Directing Managed Services, which is on Day 2 from 01:00 PM - 01:45 PM. We look forward to seeing you at this popular event. SecureWorld Expo brings together the security leaders, experts, senior executives, and policy makers who are shaping the very face of security.

Clone Systems, Inc. has introduced Clone Guard® CG-PenTest, a web portal that allows unlimited penetration testing against your environment to help achieve compliance, such as PCI, GLBA/FFIEC, and EI3PA, via a user-friendly service which is reliable and cost effective.

Whether you have many computers on your network, or just a few, you need to protect your valuable data. This means backing it up, of course, but it also means protecting your data from being hacked, infected, stolen or destroyed. Not only do you need to stay abreast of all the patches and updates to your operating system (OS), whether it's Windows or Macintosh OS X or even Linux, you also have network vulnerabilities to contend with. Perhaps you can manage this manually with a few workstations, although it will still be a time-stealer for you, but the notion that you could maintain a score or more workstations without new security scanning technologies and methods is downright silly, and dangerous, too.

Storage. It's among the biggest challenges facing firms that feel the need (legally and operationally) to save everything. It is the foundation for company operations and the place where data starts and finishes its many independent and co-dependent lives. Instead of buying room after room full of networked storage devices, or in addition to doing so on the proper scale, companies are now taking advantage of secure private cloud solutions. There are, of course, problems to be worked out and challenges to be overcome.

It is common for business owners to take security measures to protect their buildings and their employees. Video cameras, alarm systems, background checks on employees and other measures ensure that the most common physical and personnel-related dangers are countered. With the increasing presence of computers in the workplace, and the much-publicized identity thefts and other so-called cybercrimes, you would think that every business owner would recognize the importance of computer security, especially regarding such sensitive data as company finances. The problem is, many do not.