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As IT departments around the world modernize, hackers are also modernizing and finding new points of entry into what used to be fully secure systems. To combat these threats, Jack Jones and other cybersecurity experts developed the Factor Analysis of Information Risk (FAIR) assessment.
The COVID-19 global pandemic has already changed the way business is done. Face-to-face interactions are rare. Instead, now most meetings are conducted online or via the telephone. Consumers are purchasing more online than in brick-and-mortar stores and remote employees are now the “new norm”.
A data center is a dedicated space within a building or a group of buildings used to house computer and storage systems. The network systems in a data center are for data processing and distribution. Data centers deliver essential services such as data storage backup and recovery, data management, and networking.
Just as schools and workplaces test fire alarm systems throughout the year, companies implement penetration testing, or pen testing, to confirm that the security protocols sufficiently protect the network, systems, and facilities to the greatest extent. Pen testing isn’t just a means of bolstering shareholder confidence or fulfilling industry standards; rather, it’s also a way of preventing attacks through a proactive security policy. Looking to learn more about the pen test certification process? Our experts can help. Read on to learn more now!
Due to recent circumstances, life has changed. This includes how and where employees work. Remote employees aren’t new. For some organizations, the majority of their workforce is off-site. Many other companies are scrambling. This is a new environment for them. Suddenly, their employees are working remotely and this leaves questions about cybersecurity.
Every year, businesses incur substantial losses of money, customers, and reputation due to cyber-attacks. Data and infrastructure security have always been a major concern for all businesses and now, with IT systems moving to cloud platforms, they have taken center stage on all IT agendas.
The internet is about the most useful and swiftest source of information on various topics today. The information available on the internet often cuts across trade secrets, public information, conceptions, research works, and many more.
The outbreak of the novel COVID-19 virus has changed the way companies around the world run their operations. With the intervention of our ever-improving technology, we seem to have found our way around this paralyzing standstill. Many companies and organizations have quickly adapted and utilized strategies to keep their operations running without having to risk the health and safety of their workers. Most organizations require their employees to work from home, while they are connected to the regular network operations, using digital tools.
Remote work is here — whether we like it or not — thanks to the novel coronavirus pandemic faced globally. Many companies are now implementing voluntary or mandatory work-from-home policies, which is an unusual challenge for first-time remote workers.
When the year began, not many would think they’d have to change their lifestyles and adopt social distancing as a way of life. This present reality has caused individuals, organizations, and governments across the globe to adopt work-from-home policies that are now affecting millions of people around the world. Online activities have spiked in recent times. and this is evidenced by the surge in video conferencing with platforms like Zoom among the most notable in recent months.