Rapid growth in the use of public cloud services for core business operations is changing the technological landscape. But in the rush towards taking advantage of the agility that public cloud offers are organizations in danger of neglecting a core area of business continuity?
Radware has published its 2018-2019 Global Application and Network Security Report, which looks at the impacts of cyber attacks and the measures that businesses have taken to prepare for and respond to them.
ISACA and the Digital Manufacturing and Design Innovation Institute (DMDII) recently partnered to conduct a survey that explored the cyber security challenges faced by the global manufacturing industry.
The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has released the findings from its first research survey on ‘Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Applications and Cloud Adoption’. The study offers insight into cloud preparation and migration, the features and benefits gained, and the security and privacy challenges for ERP systems in a cloud environment.
Multi-cloud environments provide substantial business continuity and disaster recovery benefits but recent research suggests that compliance issues may be holding some companies back from establishing them. Mark Hickman looks at the issue…
Disaster recovery methods for protecting organizational systems and data are going through a period of substantial change. Three key areas in particular will impact how disaster recovery develops in 2019, according to Arcserve:
Cloud adoption is increasing and, at the same time, advances in technology are occurring at a rapid pace. In this article Joe Kinsella looks at six trends which business continuity and enterprise risk managers need to be aware of.
Archive360 has identified two related areas where enterprises will change the way that the cloud is used for protecting critical data during 2019:
The Advanced Cyber Security Center (ACSC) has published findings from a new report, ‘Leveraging Board Governance for Cybersecurity, The CISO / CIO Perspective’, which calls for boards to be active governance partners in ‘collaborative cyber defense’.
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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.
