CIOs today face complex challenges: Information Systems need to be adaptable to meet changing business requirements. Private networks are migrating to the Internet and electronic transactions must be securely implemented in order to boost productivity and mitigate risk. As always, IT budgets are requiring more to be done with less.

Challenges our customers are sharing with us include:

• How can we open the information system to mobile users, third parties and internet applications without compromising security?
• How do we ensure that our information system is flexible and supports Business Transformation (restructuring, acquisitions, new solutions) whilst continuing to meet constantly evolving security requirements?
• How can we secure and track access to critical applications when login/passwords do not provide an adequate level of security?
• How can we better protect ourselves from internal fraud?
• How can we ensure that our information is protected even in the event of a data leak?
• How do we attract and retain young talents if, due to safety and security issues, we cannot provide employees with a working environment that embraces the “new” technologies (Web 2.0, Skype, Wi-Fi etc.) that they use in their homes everyday?
• How can we implement electronic transactions to improve productivity?

The above challenges are familiar to most corporate IT security officiers. Yet the real question is: How can we do all of the above without launching a costly and risky "mega security" project?

The answer is not to tackle each of these challenges individually but to implement an I.T. infrastructure which will address them all globally.
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