Organizations are finding it challenging to meet demands for greater mobility as 92 percent of IT departments worldwide still restrict users from accessing sensitive corporate data and resources from mobile devices.
UK specialist law firm, Technology Law Alliance, has conducted research with business leaders within organizations ranging from SMEs to large corporates, in respect of key technology concerns for UK businesses.
For businesses who are in the process of shifting applications into the cloud, the risk of falling victim to downtime or a security threat is high. Reuven Harrison explains why, careful network planning before beginning the process, and security policy orchestration, can reduce pain points.
Kirill Slavin lists five common myths that are often heard when talking with businesses about industrial control systems. He shows why each of these myths needs a re-think…
Old security policies and rules often stick around long after they’ve outstayed their welcome. Kyle Wickert shows how you can ensure they check out and leave, for good.
Ipswitch has announced the findings of its 2015 Wearable Technology Survey which polled IT professionals from businesses and organizations within the United Kingdom. The survey reveals concerns about wearable technology in the workplace.
Tripwire, Inc., has published the results of a survey of 160 attendees at the IP EXPO Europe conference in London. According to the survey, 63 percent of the respondents said their organization would refuse to use partners and suppliers that failed to meet their IT security standards.
Enterprises across all industries are increasingly using open source software to reduce development costs and accelerate time to market. Yet there are thousands of open source security vulnerabilities reported every year, with 98 percent of companies unaware of the extent of, and licensing requirements of, the open source code they are using.
James Hardy looks at the changes that are taking place in boardroom attitudes to IT security and how this will impact technology deployments in 2016 and beyond.
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