Security

Preventing ERP security breaches - can automating security make a difference against zero day attacks? This article is sponsored by:

Avantra CEO John Appleby is skeptical that CIOs are prepared for zero day ERP security breaches. It's time to prioritize security automation.

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Should CFOs be a factor in DEI, sustainability, and cybersecurity? Sage's Judy Romano responds to fresh data This article is sponsored by:

Just when CFOs had enough on their plate, the plot changes. Sage's Redefined CFO report points towards CFOs taking active roles in cybersecurity, sustainability, diversity/inclusion and more. For context, I spoke to Judy Romano, Sage VP and CFO, North America.

Manutan CIO modernizes out security risks This article is sponsored by:

Group CIO Sylvain Coquio stacks up a more secure future for French B2B retailer, Manutan

Enterprise hits and misses - employee experience deteriorates, cloud gets an on-prem wake-up call, and event planners get called out This article is sponsored by:

This week - employee experience takes a big return-to-office hit, but what's next? Cloud adoption may be surging, but on-premises systems still have traction. Atlassian's outage yields lessons, and event planners get a hybrid event challenge. As always, your whiffs.

After Safe Harbor and Privacy Shield, third time lucky for transatlantic data flow regulation? That'd be a definite maybe... This article is sponsored by:

A data flow deal that works, at last! Or is it?

Is Log4j relevant to ERP managers? Yes, and we should prepare for the next security hack now This article is sponsored by:

Log4j pushed systems, customers and ERP managers to their limits. Brenton O'Callaghan and the team at Avantra share their helpful answers to some burning questions for SAP operations teams on the security crisis - both in the short term, and to stay ahead of future vulnerabilities.

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Worldwide Flight Service IT Chief - boards need to wise-up to cybersecurity threat This article is sponsored by:

From getting the board’s buy-in to analyzing risks, this is how organizations can take a strategic approach to cybersecurity.

Quantum security - how one CIA agent spied opportunity in the new atomic age This article is sponsored by:

A former CIA officer sees big potential in quantum computing – and in making the US government tackle the threat from China.

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Software safety has been compromised by academics, claims report This article is sponsored by:

diginomica shares a controversial paper on software reliability, and speaks to one of its authors. Are you sitting comfortably? Not for long…

British Government launches first ever Cyber Security Strategy to help protect public services This article is sponsored by:

The British Government estimates that it is the target of approximately 40% of all cyber threats - but huge challenges remain in providing protection.

British Government launches ‘scaremongering’ Saatchi PR blitz over end-to-end encryption concerns This article is sponsored by:

Privacy campaigners argue that the government is trying to scare people into giving up valuable end-to-end encryption features that support online privacy.

AWS outage, Log4j vulnerability provides harsh lessons in unknown dependencies This article is sponsored by:

The recent AWS outage(s) and Log4j security holes should lead to enterprises drawing some broader lessons about dealing with complexity and dependencies in modern IT environments.

UK launches new National Cyber Strategy - aims to reduce reliance on some international suppliers and tech This article is sponsored by:

The new National Cyber Strategy replaces the previous one that was launched in 2016 and was lambasted for having ‘no business case’