As a response to the growing threat of cyber-attacks, last month the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) finalized a first-in-the-nation cybersecurity regulation.
Are you struggling to keep up with changing IT needs in your business? Do you need unbiased advice to implement new technology and keep up with the evolving digital landscape? Or perhaps you’re facing strict compliance regulations?
With cybersecurity and privacy being one of the top tech challenges for organizations in 2017, it’s important to know how your company can stay safe and secure. Recent research shows that 66% of tech leaders believe that the level of internet security threats has increased in ...
There has been massive growth in the number of IT automation tools in the past few years and the benefits are compelling; automation improves efficiency, productivity and output while reducing cost, risk and inconsistency. Automation also cuts down on repetitive tasks and ...
Cloud computing—storing data and applications remotely, rather than using your premises—can make your business more efficient, cut IT costs, and speed up operations. Many benefits come with the cloud; building energy-hungry data centers is expensive and time-consuming, while ...
The Old CIO
A short while ago, the “IT guy” role in a business resembled a technical support engineer who would run when called, then diligently untangle wires and reconnect telephone lines. Back then, IT departments comprised of large computers that were located in ...
The health care industry’s security system is apparently in need of major repair.
Cloud computing has a significant role to play in making startups successful. From San Francisco to London to Israel to Bengaluru, many early-stage startups utilised the cloud in rapidly scaling their businesses.
Yahoo’s announcement that state-sponsored hackers have stolen the details of at least 500 million accounts shocks both through scale—it’s the largest data breach ever—and the potential security implications for users.
The NSA’s elite teams of hackers have for years made it their mission to silently compromise computer systems around the globe. Now one group of anonymous hackers claims to have executed a counter-hack with none of the same discretion: They’ve brazenly announced the theft of ...
