Guido Sanchidrian's blog

Recently I commented a blog entry at "In Defense of Data" - a blog written by a variety of data security thought leaders and architects.

In my last Blog article I wrote about the challenges of mobility and I outlined how to stay secure online whilst traveling. In general, information access has become mobile of course, but device-agnostic. Let me take a further look into today’s implications of it.

As a frequent traveller, going online has become universal for me. I expect Internet access wherever I am for whatever I need. However, when I am on the road, accessing the Internet can be challenging. Connections may be not only slower but also at greater risk, especially when connecting to public networks or using a public computer in the hotel.

Darren Thomson is Symantec’s Chief Technology Officer (CTO) for the EMEA region. He holds the most senior technical position in the region and works within Symantec EMEA Technical Sales Organization (TSO).

Organisations are realizing a transformation from being "system-centric" to "information centric" – with a greater focus on the importance of data that will be increasingly distributed to a wide range of endpoints and devices.

Security is one of the top concerns for business who are considering a virtualization solution.

At Vision 2010 in Barcelona we will show you a new member of the Control Compliance Suite family - Symantec Control Compliance Suite Vulnerability Manager (CCS VM).

This year, VIsion 2010 in Barcelona will be much more than a technical conference. For the first time, we will offer a whole session track about IT Strategies and Solutions. Here is a list of sessions within this track:

• Going Green: Quantifying the Benefits of Green IT Strategies and Solutions
• The Information-Centric Enterprise - Symantec Vision and Strategy