Opinion stories - Page 208

With a shortage of skills to tackle immediate cybersecurity threats, especially in the cloud, companies need to look beyond traditional methods.

For most organisations, the only way to effectively comply with GDPR is to adopt a strategy of data consolidation.

I started my career around 30 years ago at one of the largest investment banks on Wall Street. Their data center was huge.

Endace's EMEA senior director shares why agility is fundamental to cybersecurity, enforcing that if it isn't top of the agenda, it should be.

Ten years ago, you wouldn't be able to source a utility-scale solar project that was cost-neutral to the price of utility power. Today it's possible.

As cybercriminals target data-rich organisations, businesses must move from threat-centric to data-centric cybersecurity models to break the cycle of breaches.

Silent authentication could revolutionise last-mile delivery, providing ultra-personalised, secure services via behavioural biometrics and smart technologies.

HPE South Pacific's VP discusses the future of data centre maintenance, automation's rise, and how to actually get a good night's sleep.

Scale Computing's Jason Collier delves into the very hot topic of AI in data centres, including what organisations need to do moving forward.

It has never been more important to ensure 'always-on' data centre uptime, but traditional tools will do nothing but give you headaches.

Taking time out allows you to focus on those important to you and strengthen relationships, which can be a vital reboot.

Gartner's 2017 Customer Experience in Marketing Survey indicated that 67% of companies feel they compete mostly or completely on the basis of CX.

Most people are connected to one device or another throughout the day, and many have speculated that being more connected has made us more alone.

CyberArk's EMEA VP discusses evolving techniques of cybercrime in the financial sector and how businesses need to think like attackers.

Techweek'18 not only celebrated innovation, it also offered networking opportunities and practical advice for New Zealand tech businesses.

With the construction industry projected to grow by more than 120,000 jobs in the next five years, having a workforce of skilled employees is a must.

With 2018 now well underway, it's interesting to think about the high-level trends at work in the world of corporate technology.

Robots give security analysts more time to get up to speed on the latest threats and improve their technical skills.

Most companies have already invested in security solutions so it makes sense to optimise that investment where possible.

As cyberthreats intensify, from ransomware to attacks on critical infrastructure, organisations must bolster defences while maintaining technical prowess.