Michael Queenan at Nephos Technologies outlines what you need to know about data discovery and classification in order to achieve good governance Effective data governance is fast becoming a prerequisite
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Change is afoot in the world of work. We are in the midst of a concentrated shift from a client-driven job market to a candidate-driven one, meaning recruiters and HR
Chris Huggett at Sungard Availability Services warns that with double extortion ransomware crime is getting even more dangerous Ransomware attackers continue to threaten businesses at an increasing scale, speed and
The line between nation states and underground criminal activity has often been thought of as distinct, and something which would never become blurred. However, with each passing hack, the line
Yonatan Striem-Amit at Cybereason describes how organisations can move beyond traditional SIEM solutions It is no wonder then that Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platforms have become part of
When it comes to crafting and delivering an email marketing campaign that attracts candidates and encourages them to find out more about the latest vacancy, measuring how each piece of
Chuck Everette at Deep Instinct explains how deep learning can be used to defend against the criminal use of AI Almost six decades ago, the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) was
While no single security tactic will give you 100 per cent protection, there is a way to foster a defence-in-depth approach in securing your business, operations and assets. The ransomware
If you pay attention to such things, the press coverage of the ongoing roll-out of the 5G network in the UK has been dominated by two subjects. One is the
Texas recently did something catastrophically ill-advised on 1st September 2021. No, I’m not talking about making it illegal to discuss America’s history of racism and how it affected (and still