The tools you need to safely navigate an evolving threat landscape
Are you a mighty army of one, 100, or 1000? Whatever the number, businesses these days must find a way to safely navigate an always-evolving threat landscape.
Why? Because even when you’re not at work, the bad guys are, and they really do appreciate it when their job is made easy.
In order to stop the bad guys, you need to combine a security-focused state of mind and state-of-the-art hardware innovation with the right balance of people, processes and products.
Luckily enough, Lenovo has put together a comprehensive checklist to build a smarter security posture for businesses of all sizes.
What you’ll gain from this checklist:
- Industry insight on future proofing your business from the bad guys
- Exclusive tips to get inside the mind of the enemy
- Guidelines for understanding your data and keeping it contained
Quantum computing in the telecom sector and more cybersecurity trends
Is the pain of resetting passwords finally over?
Insight Partners snatches up Recorded Future for $780m
Check Point announces integration with Microsoft Azure
SEGA turns to Palo Alto Networks for cybersecurity protection
IXUP goes "post-quantum" with security tech upgrade
12 Jul
Probax launches Dropbox backup solution for MSPs
The solution gives businesses a backup of their Dropbox data and extends the retention of data beyond the native data recovery limits of Dropbox.
Yesterday
BlackBerry launches new threat hunting solution
CylanceGUARD is a subscription-based offering that validates, triages, analyses, prioritises, and automates analyst and incident engagement.
Yesterday
92% of businesses experience identity challenges - LastPass
Data from the report reveals IT professionals overwhelmingly (82%) agree that poor identity practices have exposed their business to risks.
03 Jul
How to stop your data from getting hijacked - SolarWinds
Organisations often struggle to avoid man-in-the-middle attacks because hackers target infrastructure the organisation has almost no control over.
10 Jul
CERT NZ report: Unauthorised account access a growing problem
New Zealanders reported direct financial losses of $1.7 million. While that is still a substantial loss, the figure is a 71% drop from the previous quarter.
Application modernisation for the digital enterprise
The digital enterprise couldn’t exist without modern applications – otherwise it would be nothing more than a stale system that’s slow to react to the rapidly-changing conditions in today’s business environment.
