As mobile devices become more prevalent at work, the need for security continues to rise. WatchDox provides document control, tracking and security features through a web app, apps for iPad and iPhone ( we covered it late last year ) and now for BlackBerry. WatchDox On the BlackBerry, WatchDox users can render PDF and Microsoft Office. MORE >>

… not Microsoft, not social media tools, but: PEOPLE. recent blog post by Dave Snowden and some commentary by Luis Suarez have reminded me of something Bruce Schneier said a while back (in 2004, actually): Since the beginning of time, people have always been the biggest security threat. That hasn’t changed because of computers. MORE >>

The flexibility and autonomy of web working can boost productivity and morale, but letting company information out of the secure perimeter of corporate headquarters also opens organizations up to a whole host of security concerns, according to a recent article from MIT’s Technology Review. Decide who needs access to what. Review often. MORE >>

Financial market traders started using IM because it was useful, but banks were concerned about security and audit trails. Services then became available that provided secure, auditable IM. There are a range of reasons why Facebook is often being blocked inside organizations. In many cases it’s because it’s viewed as a time-waster. MORE >>

If you want to share a document securely with someone, WatchDox can do that. Watchdox uses a secure Flash-driven viewer that requires no special software download or login. WatchDox provides document security for Box.net , so you might already be using it. How are you sending your documents securely? Awesome! Right On!&# MORE >>