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Companies must evolve and enhance their digital environments and make it more seamless to operate remotely, says Loophold Security Distribution.
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Adherence to POPIA conditions requires a combination of strict organisational policies and technical measures to be in place.
Facebook’s recent move comes as no surprise to the data community, says data governance expert Sizwe Gwala.
ITWeb is hosting its 11th annual ITWeb Governance, Risk and Compliance event on 11 February.
Trends such as 5G, IOT, as a service and environmental awareness are all expected to impact the data centre, says Jason Osner, sales manager at Rittal South Africa.
Newly dispersed workforces, rapid transitions to cloud and hurried digital transformation could leave a great deal of sensitive data at risk.
The best defence against ransomware attacks is the ability to recover quickly to a clean copy of data that is unaffected by the malicious encryption software, says Eran Brown, EMEA CTO at Infinidat.
Backing up payroll data in the cloud means companies no longer need to dedicate precious hours to take care of backup infrastructure and processes.
Some cyber criminals hire call centres to cold call companies and use threats to bully them into engaging with the hackers, says Peter French, MD of Synapsys.
The bank’s investigations reveal the former employee sold customer data to third-parties, in a data leak that affected over 209 000 customers.