Rich Campagna explores the security and compliance risks associated with data stored in – and accessible from – cloud applications, setting out best practices for assuring end-to-end protection.
Doron Pinhas looks at the common factors behind various high-profile technology outages in 2018 and proposes a practical approach which will help organizations reduce unplanned downtime in 2019.
Organizations may be tempted to dismiss artificial intelligence as something which is currently out of their reach, but Thorsten Kurpjuhn says that this is definitely not the case. In fact, AI can help businesses of all sizes to ensure network uptime and protection.
Aon plc has released its 2019 Cyber Security Risk Report. The report, which details the greatest cyber security threats and challenges organizations are currently facing, discusses that as companies continue to use technology to speed up the transfer of information, game-changing business opportunities are created, as well as increased cyber risk.
Carbon Black has published the results of its second UK Threat Report. The research indicates that the UK’s cyber threat environment is intensifying: attacks are growing in volume, and the average number of breaches has increased.
In external penetration testing undertaken for corporate clients in industrial, financial, and transport verticals in 2018, Positive Technologies found that, at the vast majority of companies, there were multiple vectors in which an attacker could reach the internal network.
Backup technology has evolved over the years, but the time has come to take a completely fresh approach, says Avi Raichel. In this article Avi explains: Why backup is a CTO concern; What CTOs need to do to update the backup strategies in place; How CTOs can help the business become IT resilient.
Cloud anti-DDoS vendor Link11 has released its DDoS findings for Q4 2018, revealing that the volume and complexity of attacks continued to grow during the final quarter of 2018.
ENISA, the EU security agency, has released an online tool aimed at helping IoT users to conduct risk assessments and to save time when identifying threats and prioritising security areas of importance.
The entire Continuity Central website is scanned daily by Sucuri to ensure that no malware exists within the site. This means that you can browse with complete confidence.
Business continuity can be defined as 'the processes, procedures, decisions and activities to ensure that an organization can continue to function through an operational interruption'. Read more about the basics of business continuity here.
