Transitioning to multi-cloud will be a challenge if no one on your security team has experience with the technology, says Rob Wood.
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Healthcare cloud adoption introduces benefits including more open data sharing for streamlined research and financial operations.
The considerable benefits of multi-cloud architecture must be weighed against challenges like complexity and governance.
The right people, processes, and technology can help mitigate the security risks of a multi-cloud environment, says analyst Frank Domizio.
Multi-cloud provides flexibility, scalability, and cost efficiency, but securing this architecture requires a comprehensive approach. Frank Domizio explains.
AI and automation can protect against financial and reputational losses from data theft and ransomware in financial software, writes Bill Doerrfeld.
Multi-cloud is a key driver of digital transformation for many organizations, but it’s not always easy to get your workforce on board. Here’s how.
Implementing a multi-cloud architecture across different geographies opens up unique security risks. Bill Doerrfeld recommends concrete measures to protect your business.
Technology leaders may encounter resistance from their teams regarding multi-cloud transitions. Rob Wood advises how to handle it and move forward.
Single cloud solutions may be simpler to manage, but they may also turn out to be more expensive over time. Here’s why a multi-cloud architecture could work better for your organization.
Developers need guidance from CISOs to protect corporate data stores, ensure compliance, and spot disgruntled employees, and more, analysts Chris Hughes and Paul Swider explain.
Annual mobile phishing report from security vendor Lookout has troubling findings about volume, complexity, and impact of phishing attacks. Kieron Allen reviews the findings, and how to respond.
ERP is in the spotlight as companies look to get more out of their existing processes. Wayne Sadin gives insight into modern ERP’s capabilities.
Data security strategy must go beyond securing a company’s data and employees to protect every data channel and counterparty. Wayne Sadin presents guidelines for managing third-party data risks.
Organizations aiming to be “data intelligent” must have a foundation of data governance in place that spans all facets of the business. Why? Customer dazzle which leads to revenue growth.
Security data often ends up distributed across many systems, which can be an issue when searching for threats. CISO Rob Wood advocates a more centralized approach.
Robert Wood discusses the risks of data silos and provides three actionable steps for how to break them down or control their impact.
Wayne Sadin shares why the advent of generative AI puts pressure on organizations to tighten up their data and security strategies to avoid bias and protect sensitive data.
Knowing the types of data that cybercriminals target for identity theft, financial fraud, or other malicious activities helps security teams implement effective protection.
Nearly all cloud security incidents are due to customer misconfigurations. Chris Hughes explains how cybersecurity hygiene addresses the problem.