Tag: security

Twitter taps a hacker to lead security, former Arizona governor joins Zoom, Limeade names a new CTO and McDonald's overhauls HR.

Virtual private networks are inadequate for the security needs of the modern connected enterprise. Here's why Zero Trust is in organizations' best interest.

Remote work made 'bring your own device' an everyday reality. As that happens, companies need to keep an eye on shadow IT to mitigate the associated risks.

While many companies are still coming to terms with COVID's impact on the workplace, others are looking beyond digital transformation at what's next.

With communication and collaboration platforms now a mainstay, enterprise leaders are asking whether their company data is safe in these platforms. Here's why.

Organizations need solutions, processes and cultures that foster an ongoing dedication to information security without getting in the way of productivity.

Data management is moving to the center of the enterprise as dispersed teams and working becomes widespread, resulting in the need for better data strategies.

The transition to remote work comes with its challenges. Here's how to best position a company for success.

VMware's Brian Madden discusses the ideal workplace experience, the meaning of Zero Trust and the parallels between pinball and his work in this interview.

The risks and potential liability of ineffective data destruction at end of life are too high for organizations to risk.

In this month’s data privacy roundup, Oracle and Salesforce face class action suits in Europe, Apple is looking at cookies, and more news.

With remote working the norm, the pressure is on IT teams to keep workers productive and businesses operational.

Organizations are replacing human-based trust models with algorithmic ones to ensure data privacy and security. Here's why.

A look at what's top of mind for three IT leaders as the impact of the pandemic continues to affect their workplaces.

When no formal decision-making happens around the move to Microsoft 365, problems can — and will — arise.

Companies are already looking at other mechanisms to transfer data to the U.S. Those that fail to protect data face stiff penalties.

Up until recently, business continuity plans generally assumed that people would simply show up at a new location. COVID-19 changed that.

The IoT has been key in connecting enterprises and workers. Now with millions of employees working remotely, it's enabling workers to achieve business goals.

Forrester reports employee data is rising, leading to greater risks. Here's what you can do about it.