Best Practice stories - Page 95

Paying criminals is never a good idea, even when it seems expedient. Ransomware authors are under no obligation to give you back what you pay.

Flexible work models and collaboration are key to attracting and retaining talent, says Fronde Australia MD Don McLean.

Lenovo has an opportunity to expand its share of the data center market as customers look for alternate infrastructure options.

This is part three in our series, The Big Book of Accountants and Advisory: How Accountants Can Move from Compliance Services into Advisory.

Attendees were inspired by world-renowned education thought leaders like John Kao, founder and CEO of EdgeMakers.

New Zealand's poor health and safety record is about to get a welcome boost, with the launch of Safe365, a new tool that will help boost compliance.

A recent survey by CyberArk reveals that while progress is being made in cyber security, bad habits are still prevalent.

We're here in Atlanta for the first day of Microsoft Ignite 2016 and already there have a number of major announcements.

You sell goods and services. You need a safe and secure network to keep the revenue coming in. Fortinet's network security keeps the wheels turning.

IoT manufacturers must carefully test devices' reliability and security as concerns about data security rise, says Ixia.

Global data flows surge 45x in a decade, driving a digital economy boom and reshaping global GDP, McKinsey report reveals.

By 2020, Internet of Things devices including laptops, tablets and smartphones will outnumber users 3x, putting pressure on the network.

Microsoft CSP head Morgan Wheaton offers up some tips on how local resellers can build a better business around Microsoft CSP and what's ahead for CSP.

Paul W Poteete's extensive background working with the US Department of Defense will bring a wealth of knowledge to his new cybersecurity role.

Menlo Security APAC managing director Stephanie Boo explains their innovative take on malware prevention, & their plans for the Australian market.

As always, unexpected offers, and especially claims of criminal behaviour that are received by email should be treated with great skepticism.

Running for three days, the event was spread across three venues with more than 20,000 participants from across the globe.

​Digital transformation. It's certainly a hot phrase at the moment, and for good reason. Businesses that don't embrace it risk being left behind.

BlackBerry is continuing to expand its presence in Australia & NZ, announcing the addition of several enterprise software customers to its portfolio.

There is one type of fool that believes that everything old is best, and the other type of fool that believes everything new is better.