As business processes move into the cloud, security remains a key concern, says the Post Office.
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Top leadership must remain supportive for successful Lean Six Sigma implementation.
Companies can go overboard with security mechanisms, resulting in excessive cost without additional protection, says Window Snyder.
While embarrassing, data breaches tell us the sky does not fall on our heads, says a security expert.
The ITWeb Security Summit reveals a new approach is needed to detect malware.
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Efforts to keep up with the increasingly sophisticated cyber crime industry need to be stepped up, says SAPS.