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But despite what the spam might have claimed, Alicia Keys, Jennifer Aniston, Jay-Z, Kanye West, Tom Cruise, and a host of other entertainers and athletes did not die in mysteriously unreported plane crashes or automobile accidents. Hackers used these death-hoax phishing e-mails to lure more users into compromising their PCs.

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Disasters come in all shapes and sizes, and can rarely be predicted. How would you keep your organization moving in the event of a technological catastrophe?

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You wouldn’t hire an employee at a full time salary, and then only expect him to work 25-40 percent of the time. But studies indicate that, when it comes to their storage servers, many business are doing just that: utilizing as little as 20 percent of storage space while energy and floor space go to waste.

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Americans use only 8.3 percent of their time online for e-mail, down 28 percent from 2009. E-mail’s throne has been usurped by social networking and online gaming – 22.7 percent and 10.2 percent of online time, respectively. But mobile internet usage shows some hope.

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What impact does your printer have on your bottom line? And what can you do to reduce that impact? Some small adjustments to your printing practices can result in surprising savings in energy, paper, and even ink costs.

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When it comes to information archiving, what organizations say doesn’t always align with what they do.

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Ninety-six percent of the data breaches found in the sample of businesses studied in the 2010 Data Breach Investigations Report conducted by Verizon and the U.S. Secret Service could have been avoided with the implementation of fairly simple measures. Further, some 80 percent of the studied victims who were subject to Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS) were not compliant with the guidelines.

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