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From growing ransomware threats to improving D&I: Our global highlights from 2021
A run through of some of our best stories from 2021.
2022: A bluffers’ guide to what may happen in technology
It’s easy to predict the future at a time of flux in technology, geopolitics, climate crisis. It’s just that you’re likely to be wrong.
APAC 2022: setting the stage for opportunity and competition with the West
The pandemic accelerated digitalisation around the world, but particularly in APAC. As new tech hubs emerge across the region, what will 2022 bring for tech in APAC?
Europe 2022: new rules, cyber-attacks and the supply chain
With a number of new regulations due next year, and the pandemic still casting a long shadow, what does 2022 hold for tech in Europe?
North America 2022: Ransomware, tech talent and 5G
After a string of supply chain attacks, the trend is expected to continue, impacting security policies, hiring, and tech adoption in 2022.
5 cybersecurity myths that are compromising your data
Poor cybersecurity has been identified as the most pressing threat to businesses today. Barry O'Donnell, Chief Operating Officer at TSG busts the top myths around cybersecurity and how you can address them.
The cloud is the computer, web application security fundamentals
There is now a pressing need for C-suite directors and their immediate divisional team leaders to understand where system security should be applied - in a world where the cloud and the web is the computer, system security and...
Domain Name System (DNS) Security: Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the domain name system (DNS) security market.
Endpoint Protection for Business (EPP): Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the endpoint protection for business (EPP) market.
Learning cybersecurity lessons from the defence and intelligence sectors
As cybercrime in the commercial sector continues to grow, Danny Lopez, CEO of cybersecurity firm Glasswall, explains how lessons can be learned from the defence and intelligence sector's approach to cybersecurity.
Unified threat management (UTM): Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the unified threat management (UTM) market.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the security information and event management (SIEM) market.
Tech infrastructure diversity holds the key to better security
Did the SolarWinds attack set a precedent for hackers to target companies that rely on Microsoft security infrastructure? Nat Kausik, Founder and CEO of Bitglass, explains why by splitting up the application stack and the security...
Firewalls: Which solution is best?
IT Central Station users review the highest reviewed solutions in the firewall market.
Beginning a more mature conversation about cybersecurity
No system is invulnerable to breaches. So how can businesses withstand any storm and thrive regardless of a threatening landscape? Creating institutional cyber-resilience is ultimately more important than any other measure a company...
Skyflow shoots for stars with plan to fix Web privacy
A Silicon Valley startup wants to use the API economy to simplify security.
Live facial recognition technology – friend or foe?
Live facial recognition technology offers many benefits, but concerns still abound regarding privacy and data protection. We ask whether the benefits outweigh the risks, and how public trust in the technology could grow.
News roundup: Intel wins Pentagon semiconductor contract, Nvidia-Arm deal in jeopardy, Samsung unveils $205 billion investment plan and more
A round-up of this week’s technology news, including Intel’s new Pentagon semiconductor contract, Nvidia-Arm acquisition faces regulatory challenge, Samsung’s $205 billion investment plan and more.
News roundup: Apple to pay $300 million for patent infringement, Twitter forced to rethink redesign, US government to probe Tesla and more
A round-up of the week’s technology news, including Apple’s $300 million patent infringement settlement, Twitter’s redesign dilemma, a US government investigation into Tesla and more.
