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.
Tripwire, Inc., has released the results of a study examining container technology security practices and concerns. The study, conducted in partnership with Dimensional Research in November 2018, surveyed 311 IT security professionals who manage environments with containers at companies with over 100 employees.
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:
According to a new study commissioned by SOTI, and conducted by VDC Research, access to increasingly powerful mobile and other Internet-connected devices, intuitive and immersive applications and robust networks has significantly changed the way we work and has become business-critical.
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’.
The cloud has a rich history of continual improvements, and 2019 will usher in some fairly significant ones that enhance capabilities, simplify operations and reduce costs says SIOS Technology Corp.’s President and CEO Jerry Melnick.
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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.
