Internal IT stakeholders must familiarize themselves with the particular mobile security risks they may face throughout 2018 and beyond.
Internal IT stakeholders must familiarize themselves with the particular mobile security risks they may face throughout 2018 and beyond.
Companies who don’t take the human element into account when assessing their IT modernization and integration requirements could be leaving themselves open to a potential data breach.
Java-based fixtures present particularly tough challenges for the internal information technology teams and external data security firms tasked with defending both businesses and users from attackers specializing in cryptojacking.
The European Parliament in April 2016 passed new data privacy legislation in an effort to protect consumers from the emerging information security threats accompanying the advancement of consumer and enterprise technology.
Digital processes and recent tech innovations have changed the face of business beyond recognition. The connected society has brought the need for a digital transformation into sharp focus, eliminating the chances of companies opting out of IT modernization if they wish to remain competitive.
A connected society has rewritten the rules of business. Companies now know that they have to re-evaluate their working practices or run the risk of being left behind by their more tech-savvy competitors.
Here are some of the essential enterprise IT predictions for 2018.
Passwords alone cannot protect BYOD devices and infrastructure.
Modern enterprises considering taking advantage of wearable enterprise devices must allocate significant resources toward developing and deploying new data security strategies designed to protect these vulnerable fixtures.
A vast majority of organizations are at risk of compromising customer or company data due to the presence of exploitable vulnerabilities in their mission-critical Java applications.