Access control software allows computer network administrators to limit access from network resources to certain Web sites or files.

Computer security policy refers to a compilation of standards, rules, and expectations that govern the use of an enterprise's computer resources.

Endpoint security entails management of the individual devices used to access a computer network, especially from remote locations, over a VPN (virtual private network), for example.

Three widely accepted elements of information security are confidentiality, integrity and availability. These tenets are commonly called "CIA," and are often referred to as the CIA triad. A [..]

Information security management refers to a set of computer networking best practices whose purpose is to ensure that data is stored securely while still being made available to the proper users in an [..]

An information security policy should provide, in advance, the principles needed for addressing any contingencies that may arise within the context of managing data on an enterprise's computer ne [..]

An IT security plan is a set of rules and regulations that govern actions and systematic reactions to any change or adjustment to IT infrastructure.

Patch management involves managing the acquisition and installation of software updates for the many applications installed throughout an enterprise's computer network.

To keep cardholder information private, Visa, MasterCard, and other leading companies in the payment card industry (PCI) have collaborated on a set of industry-wide guidelines for securing computer ne [..]

Policy management software enables security professionals to define and deploy security policies that control the configuration of and access to computer network resources, monitor the network for com [..]