Security

Unisys. Security Integrated.

Risk is ubiquitous—everywhere, everlasting, ever-changing. Point solutions, while perhaps successful in addressing a very specific threat, are at best inefficient, at worst they create a whole new set of risks … and expense.

It is the integrated approach that best strikes a delicate balance between competing forces. Between agility and assurance. Between physical and IT. Between old and new. Between motion and rest. Between control and cost effective. Between security and innovation.

Our Portfolio

At Unisys, we assess, design, develop, and manage mission-critical solutions that secure resources and infrastructure for governments and businesses. Our approach integrates resource and infrastructure security, creating the most effective and efficient security environment possible and freeing our client to focus on best serving its citizens and customers.

Our Products

The Unisys Stealth Solution is a transformational way to protect your data both at rest and in motion. It provides secure sharing, agility from simplified administration and configuration, savings from consolidation, and cryptographic data dispersion for a new paradigm of storage resilience and integrity.

Our Insights and Trends section provides a venue for current articles, podcasts, analyst reports, and Thought Leaders to help your organization stay ahead of the trends and issues that affect operations.

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Reports

• Identity parade

  The internet, argues Kim Cameron, who works as “Identity Architect” at Microsoft, “was built without a way to know who and what you are connecting to”. That is bad enough in the private sector, where the only thing at stake is money. For dealing with government, it is potentially catastrophic. Technology can—just about—tell how an internet user got online.

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Unisys in the News

• How to match the sales pitch to the CIO

  Unisys Venkatapathi Puvvada discusses need for vendors to put themselves in the clients’ shoes, reports Washington Technology.

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Point Of View Papers

• Security Outlook: What’s in Store for 2010?

  Security became a watchword for the nation during the first decade of the new millennium. Patricia Titus, Chief Information Security Officer, Unisys Federal Systems, says looking ahead to 2010, we can expect to see six important security trends emerge as government agencies work to protect data and strengthen identification methods in response to increasingly acute security threats.

• Americans Don't Trust Government on Personal Information Protection: A CISO's Recommendation

  The Unisys Security Index, a biannual study that provides insights into the attitudes of consumers on a variety of security issues, took the pulse of the nation in late 2009. Patricia Titus, Unisys Chief Information Security Officer, shares what we learned.

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Podcasts

• Trends in Security

  In this podcast, Ted Davies, president, Federal Systems, discusses examples of client opportunities that have allowed Unisys to demonstrate its security expertise in the past. He also addresses some of the economic, client, and market trends that affect present interest in security, and discusses how Unisys is preparing to compete in the security field in the future.

• Opportunities for Security

  Ted Davies, president, Federal Systems, takes on current security issues and opportunities in this podcast. Ted discusses how the market views and defines security opportunities, and how Unisys is in a unique position to succeed in the security arena.

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Videos

• A Delicate Balance

  Today, as a business leader, you're on the hook. And too often in the dark, pressured by the Three Rs of global management: Regulation, Reputation and Risk.

• Security Credential Video

  Unisys global security operations centers handle more than 300 million security events daily. Many clients benefit from Unisys security solutions, which include RFID-based supply chain networks, SmartCard technology and vascular biometric scanning devices, and services to millions of citizens.

• Consumer Concerns Over Cyber Fraud

  This Reuters report tells the story of a victim of online fraud and showcases how biometric technology can help fight against identity theft. The report notes that the Unisys Security Index noted consumers’ willingness to use biometric technology as a means of protecting themselves online.

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What's Hot

• Unisys Security Index Reveals High Concern About Government and Business Protection of Private Data

  The Unisys Security Index provides a regular, statistically robust measure of concerns about four areas of security - National, Financial, Internet, and Personal security. The most recent wave, researched in September and released October 20, 2009, yielded some interesting insights into the world’s ‘sense of security’.

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Thought Leaders

• Andrew Barkla

  Andrew Barkla is vice president and general manager for Unisys in Asia Pacific. He has overall responsibility for strategic direction and operations in the Asia Pacific region.

• Mark Cohn

  Mark Cohn is vice president of Enterprise Security at Unisys Corporation. He has responsibility for cross-enterprise security initiatives and solution engineering.

• Neil Fisher

  Neil Fisher is the portfolio manager for Location, Perimeter and Surveillance Security (LPSS) at Unisys Corporation.

• Venkatapathi Puvvada

  Venkatapathi Puvvada (PV) is the vice president and managing partner for the Federal Horizontal Services Segment and is a key member of the Federal Executive Council. In this role, PV and his team are responsible for strategy, solutions, portfolio development, engineering, operations, and service delivery of Unisys full Portfolio across all market segments.

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