According to Delinea (previously known as Centrify) over 70% of British businesses are using multi-factor authentication (MFA) and a virtual private network (VPN) to manage the security risks posed by the increase of remote working during the Coronavirus pandemic.
2020 is set to be a momentous decade for cloud networking, as enterprises are committed to embedding cloud-first strategies in their organisations – new research commissioned by Colt has uncovered.
SOTI has joined the Lifelines4LovedOnes initiative, founded by TMT First, to bring electronic tablets to NHS and care home patients cut off from friends and family during Covid-19.
It would appear in the month of March Amazon dominated the online retail sector, hitting four billion visitors, eclipsing the likes of eBay, Apple and various other sites combined.
According to Atlas VPN, it would seem by 2025, the impact of cybercrime really will have excelled itself, with damages predicted to reach more than $27 billion.
Oracle has announced that Zoom Video Communications, Inc. is turning to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to support its growth and evolving business needs as the enterprise video communications company continues to innovate and provide an essential service to its extensive customer base.
Even without social distancing in place, the last decade has shown us the surge in data will only continue as services become more advanced. Here Maurice Coyle, chief data scientist at Truata explains why the stakes have never been higher for content providers to
In case you’ve not had one yet, readers beware, as cyber criminals are currently exploiting the government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme with a highly realistic scam email, purporting to be from HMRC.
Delving into the impact that the outbreak will have on planners, Jonathan Bainbridge and Nigel Hawkey, planning partners at Bidwells, discuss whether the use of digital technology will be the way forward in the planning sector during Covid-19 crisis.
Forward-looking businesses are offloading data centre maintenance and management to the cloud to keep things running during the covid-19 pandemic. Raja Renganathan, vice president at Cognizant and head of Cloud Services Business takes a closer look at what it takes to keep
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