Reducing the risk of targeted phishing attacks By John Randall As long as businesses keep telling themselves their security is “good enough”, they’ll be open to socially engineered attacks.
The data dilemmas CIOs face post GDPR deadline By Adam Tamburini What are the data dramas that plague a CIO and what should UK businesses be looking for when choosing a data centre partner to keep such woes at bay?
Putting security and performance on a level playing field By Tal Klein Is a compromised user worse than a non-productive user?
Setting DevSecOps free with pervasive visibility By Michael Segal The demands of facilitating a secure continuous service delivery pipeline can often mean that DevSecOps is required to build, test, integrate and deploy several new releases a day.
Citizen developers: The future of automation in the workplace By Simon Haighton-Williams Agile is now a recognised practice of iterative small improvement across the business. Think of the possibilities if automation could be applied across other parts of businesses.
How to spot counterfeit goods: the six warning signs By Tosshan Ramgolam In this blog, we’ll explain how to spot counterfeit goods online by looking out for the following.
IT professionals day 2018: A world powered by tech pros By Sascha Giese Over half of all tech pros surveyed spend less than 25 per cent of their time on proactive optimisation of their environments. But, what if that wasn’t the case?
Top five ways to maximise system uptime at your organisation By Jose Richardson IT systems’ uptime and optimum functionality are of critical significance, given the dependency of organisations on computing devices for end-to-end operations. Explore the top five ways using which enterprise IT teams can maximise device availability and reduce instances of unforeseen failure in corporate systems.
Convergence 4.0: Who will be the first to make the connected home a reality? By Kuldip Singh Johal As established technology manufacturers compete against smaller, yet more agile, counterparts, who will win convergence 4.0?
Q&A: Robin Zondag talks about Atos’ new AI Lab By Robin Zondag Global head of Atos AI Lab, Robin Zondag, explains why he believes this approach to developing tailored AI solutions marks it out from the crowd.
Why employee engagement matters in digital transformation By Neil Harvey Neil Harvey, CTO at Kirona, discusses how employee-buy in can motivate workforces and drive successful digital transformation projects.
Winning customer trust for physical security-as-a-service By Rodrigue Zbinden Rodrigue Zbinden, CEO at Morphean, discusses the security and intelligence benefits of Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS).
Changing the way we think about cybersecurity By Paul German The current security model is broken and is currently too complex. It’s time to strip back network security and focus on the data
The training video revolution By Richard Middleton Ask any educator and they’ll tell you that teaching has to be engaging to be effective.
Localisation assurance: Ensure rich UX by avoiding these three common misconceptions By Aditya G Hosangadi The below sections list down the top three misconceptions about localisation assurance.
Can AI keep the ‘human’ in HR? By Neil Everatt Despite the obvious benefits that AI can bring, there is real concern that the technology poses a threat to job roles such as HR managers.
Green data centre industry is moving fast, here is what you need to know By Pankaj Singh Energy conscious companies are heavily investing in development of these centres for regaining cooling and power capacities, thereby providing impetus to green data centre industry share.
Your mid-market business needs encryption and authentication By David Irwin Mid-sized businesses tend to put most of their security eggs in the network-based solutions basket. These solutions are focused on preventative measures, when zero-day attacks—by definition—take advantage of unknown vulnerabilities.
