IT security is a critical asset for companies and authorities in 2021 – after all securing data communication affects the most important business activities and services across an organization. With the demand for remote and mobile working at an all-time high, organizations need to act strategically on endpoint security and IT administration to protect their networks and sensitive data. Cybersecurity is the spearhead of any IT infrastructure and needs to be considered strategically from the outset – from cloud computing, data center operations and IIoT to regulated industries or health applications. Find out everything you need to know about the world of IT security.
Getting IT security priorities right
Information security should protect the company's important assets, be transparent, unobtrusive and always up-to-date, and of course cost nothing. There is not a magic formula to achieve all this but with a structured approach
The password is probably the best known concept in computing. Probably you will only find people who don't know the word in the most remote areas around the globe. Even the Romans were known to use passwords to guard entry to secure their army camps.
With the rise of IoT devices in the workplace, it is becoming increasingly important for companies to build secure IoT structures. Secure networking is business-critical for enterprises, service providers, financial institutions, government agencies, and healthcare organizations ...
If you leave out Germany – which is well-known for taking a strict approach to privacy concerns, cloud growth figures are impressive. This year, cloud service revenue is expected to reach USD 212 billion, up from 182.4 billion dollars in 2018.
Risk to Business Travelers’ Data Grows
Business travel is a fertile hunting ground for hackers. Sensitive company data is seldom more at risk than when employees are on the road. The travel sector is notoriously susceptible to large scale data breaches. Moreover, new threat vectors are emerging to add to traditional ...
A risky business: what happens when transferring risk goes wrong?
The title of this article might seem a little confusing so let's start by breaking things down. Once a risk analysis has been conducted and the risks facing a company have been identified, for example the fundamental vulnerability of systems to malware, each risk must be ...
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