Time and again, we hear the line: “security is everyone’s responsibility.” In the age of hybrid work, where employees are working out of offices, houses and coffee shops using a variety of devices, this statement is more pertinent than ever. As corporate perimeters continue to disappear, it is increasingly crucial for business leaders to take a proactive approach to cybersecurity, ensuring that every employee understands that security is a shared responsibility.

The discussion around the human element may be neglected while evaluating the role of digitisation and advances in analytics within business strategies. ITP.net, in association with Microsoft, highlights the importance of enabling teams to create and rise collaboratively and how organisations can empower this process with technology

In the past year, the boundaries between home and work life have significantly blurred as workspaces expand outside the physical office. While the shift to remote work initially came as a shock for many organisations, those that have effectively laid the were able to successfully transition into the new way of working. As remote and hybrid work models become more commonplace, organisations and individuals alike are realising its benefits including increased productivity and flexibility. However

While 2021 gives organisations a chance to start fresh, the changes and challenges brought by the year gone by are still not far behind. To succeed and stay competitive, enterprises today must focus on evolving and innovating. HPE highlights how HCI 2.0 brings together the best of HCI and converged architectures to meet the growing needs of enterprises today

On 25th May the General Data Protection Regulation is set to kick in and while European businesses are the primary target of this new law, its impact will be felt by organisations in regions outside the EU bloc. Are Middle East firms ready for GDPR?

Every technological wave brings with it a plethora of vulnerabilities. With the cybersecurity landscape constantly changing, how can today’s organisations prepare for the threats ahead?

The Internet of Things (IoT) is among one of the most exciting developments in the technology industry. As the race to make the interconnected era a reality continue to gather pace, there is a criticial issue that organisations need to solve: security.

NAS devices may seem too technical for the uninitiated but the Synology DiskStation DS418play makes it simple enough for just about anybody to use.

Recognising the need to manage increasing critical security risks and monitor growing number of devices in the organisation, the Swiss International Scientific School in Dubai opted to deploy network and endpoint security solutions to protect its students and employees from cyber threats.

The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has forced businesses to undergo seismic changes in the way they operate. As flexible policies become standard and remote work becomes a norm, another important challenge is taking the spotlight – cybersecurity.