Increases in governmental regulations, skyrocketing energy prices, and the impact of extreme environmental events in their communities are forcing companies to evaluate their carbon footprint and to find ways to reduce their emissions to become net zero by 2050.
I’ve pulled together a list of the top ten areas I think IT leaders are likely to be drawn to – and that businesses need to prioritise – in 2023.
With many children spending a little too much time playing video games, learn to spot the signs things may be spinning out of control.
Kaspersky: what cyber confrontation looked like in 2022.
As an application is moved from a private to public cloud (such as AWS or Azure), how do you ensure the same level of accessibility, performance, reliability and security, as in the private cloud?
Lenovo research shows data collaboration is fundamental to tackle humanitarian challenges.
A perfect storm of accelerated digital initiatives, user demands for better experiences, and the expansion of hybrid workforces mean networks are more complicated to manage than ever.
BlueNoroff renews attacks: APT actor adopts new malware techniques under the disguise of venture capital funds.
Ransomware remains a significant cybersecurity threat for government agencies as ransomware attackers evolve methods to escape detection.
2023 Technology Predictions from Cloudflare.
Rising interest rates and the continuing shortage of skilled labour, combined with unresolved issues in the supply chain will impact everyone, but none more so than the underprepared.
Cybercriminals will try to reach out to their victims using every way possible – through unlicensed software, phishing websites or emails, breaches in the business’s security network or even via massive DDoS attacks.
The expansion of WSO2’s worldwide customers, revenues, team, partner network, and speaking engagements at leading global events positions the company for its next stage of growth.
New VMware Research Suggests Middle East Businesses and Employees at Odds Over Workplace Innovation.
