February 2009 Archives
A recent DCIG blog entry called into question the value of Bear Stearns selection of Orchestria and its inability to detect the alleged illegal activities of two of its Asset Management portfolio managers. More specifically, it asked why Orchestria did not detect the illegal activities of these individuals and why Bear Stearns did not configure it to monitor for these activities in the first place. The blog posting prompted a comment and phone call from Alan Morley, one of the individuals formerly responsible for implementing and managing Orchestria at Bear Stearns and why monitoring, detecting and preventing this activity is not as easy as it sounds. (read more)
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Popular Analysis
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- Federal Stimulus Bill Clarifies Regulation Of Health Care Industry
- CA's Acquisition of Orchestria May Fail to Answer Forthcoming SEC Compliance Concerns
- Transparency Requirements of New Electronic Health Records Present a Huge Challenge to Health Care Industry
- A New Option for Enterprise Data Protection
- Dynamic, Agile Infrastructures are Key to Picking Today's MSPs
- No Rewards for Proactively Detecting Illegal Activity Using eDiscovery Software; But is Presuming Guilt the Next Logical Step?
- The Cost of NOT Keeping Archival and Backup Data on Disk
- Video Surveillance Moves Closer to Business Ready Solution
- Selection of Archival Systems Driven by Superior ROI: Interview with Permabit CEO Tom Cook - Part II of II
- Data Protection Redesign is Top of Mind in 2009: Interview with Symantec SVP Deepak Mohan, Part I of III
- The Next 800 Pound Gorilla in Small Business Networked Storage? Interview with Iomega President Jonathan Huberman Part 1 of 3
- Simplifying the Mind-Boggling Exercise that Pricing a Deduplication Solution Can Become
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- The Next 800 Pound Gorilla in Small Business Networked Storage? Interview with Iomega President Jonathan Huberman Part 1 of 3
- Transparency Requirements of New Electronic Health Records Present a Huge Challenge to Health Care Industry
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- Improve Oracle's Automatic Storage Management (ASM) Feature Using Thin Provisioning
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