Risk Management stories - Page 62

Transpower, NZ's leading electricity provider, fuels project success with PMI standards, completing major works early and under budget.

Auckland's Traffic Operations Centre opens, revolutionising NZ's road network management with cutting-edge technology.

We have seen that interest in infrastructure outsourcing heightens during times of economic pressure and this current financial cycle is no exception.

Briscoes and EziBuy fight against recession with SAP ERP, improving efficiency and forecasting better margins, per MD Rod Duke.

PGG Wrightson has swapped tape backups for disk-to-disk, cutting backup time from 120 hours to 12, thanks to New Zealand's Revera, enhancing data protection.

You’ll be particularly interested in the steps the Payment Cards Industry (PCI) is taking to put a stop to fraudulent activity with credit cards.

TIL is sometimes perceived and promoted in the context of risk and compliance, so let us consider where ITIL fits.

In an era of scarcity, effective risk management becomes crucial for businesses, spotlighting the importance of compliance and governance.

New technologies pose security risks for organizations embracing web and communication strategies, survey shows.

Co-ordinated effort needed to protect multi-enterprise applications from cybercrime and data loss, risking $US1 trillion.

The recent hacking of the Domainz registry may have looked like a storm in a teacup, but the  implications for the security of Web sites are much larger.

Cutting IT costs without strategy could harm businesses, argues Peter Waterhouse, stressing EITM's role in wise cost management.

New PCI DSS standards are affecting millions of businesses and consumers worldwide in response to credit card theft.

A strategic framework approach pays when it comes to compliance, providing consistency and control over information security.

The scam is somewhat more elaborate than many we see, and it’s worth a little analysis to see what flags we can extract from it for spotting a phisher at work.

The pressure is on to find more effective ways to keep on top of burgeoning regulatory, organisational and commercial compliance demands.

Mark Edmead stresses that effective security encompasses processes and people, not just tech, challenging outdated perimeter-focused strategies.

Web 2.0, mobile devices, and Gen Y's tech habits are reshaping business security landscapes, demanding new strategies for data protection.

UTM redefines cyber security, merging tech to counter sophisticated threats, opening lucrative markets for savvy resellers.

Explore lucrative margins in tech: From MYOB software dominance to Kingston's reliability, there's gold in niche markets.