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February 2010
Editorial
Four factors to consider before firing up that DLP solution
By Invitation

»The Analyst Angle

»ProductivIT

»Technology & Risks

How to plug the loopholes in two-factor authentication
Google Wave: An experimental ride
Managing Document Mammoths

» Jigar Shah

» Vidhii Partners

How The Koobface Worm Gang Makes Money
Zoeb Adenwala
On the Record

»Andrew M Dutton

»Jim Wagstaff  

Printer vendors don ‘consultant’ hat to push MPS
Case Study

»FT Rides Web 2.0 Wave Securely

»Eko’s Mobile Platform Accelerates Financial Inclusion

»Open Source Infrastructure Management tool helps JSL reduce downtime

5 points to make when your CEO cries cloud
How to be a guinea pig and not get slaughtered
Cisco launches enterprise social network solution
Top 10 security challenges for 2010
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