Harris Interactive

From vulnerabilities to hacking methods and data leaks, to stronger techniques for information security and data privacy, 2014 was a year to remember.

Most businesses don’t have good visibility into which file sharing applications their employees are using, and are unaware of the threats.

Just like there is no free lunch, there isn’t free file sync & share services. The cost is there — employees sharing data in a non-secure way brings risk.

A recent study by Harris Research suggests that companies must educate business leaders about the risks of freemium file sync and share services.

Mixing consumer file sync and share solutions in the enterprise doesn’t always offer the best results. So says a survey, conducted by Harris Interactive

Intralinks worked with Harris Interactive to better understand the impact of a freemium file sync and share (FSS) business model on enterprise IT.

Investment bank Morgan Stanley's Laszlo Kollar said they routinely block employee access to cloud services, like Dropbox.