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Digital Initiatives Drive Business and Network Transformation in 2021

2020 has been a monumental year in shifting the way businesses operate. With a complete change in day-to-day business operations, businesses who did not previously embrace cloud, mobility, and new digital technologies were forced to quickly adopt new strategies to survive. Concurrently, business agility has become almost synonymous with digital transformation—that is, the process of employing new technologies to modernise or even revolutionise how a company does business—because new methods of working and network infrastructure prove just as, if not more, efficient than traditional methods. In 2021 businesses will increase investment in digital initiatives to drive business agility, improve productivity, and increase revenue. These are five important trends that you should make sure you are ahead of for 2021.

: Michael Wood, CMO, Versa Networks; Industry News; Posted On Sunday, 20 December 2020 21:15

Crossword Cybersecurity supporting Sultan Qaboos University in Oman on capture the flag cybersecurity competition

London, UK - Crossword Cybersecurity Plc has announced its first consulting client in the Sultanate of Oman. Working with Sultan Qaboos University and the UK Oman Digital Hub, Crossword is developing a series of technical cyber security challenges for the qualifying rounds of the national cybersecurity capture the flag tournament, taking place on 14 January 2021.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 15 December 2020 13:08

Global ‘Spam Wave” floods email inboxes across the world

Vade Secure researchers identify vast torrent of spam emails and warn that cybercriminals could be testing a powerful new tool

Hem, France: A vast spam wave is sweeping across the world, sparking fears that cybercriminals are testing a new tool that’s destined to become a major threat to businesses and consumers in 2021.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Tuesday, 15 December 2020 13:04

Identity Theft, Cloud App Exposures, At-Risk Devices and Unauthorized Access Concerns Impacting Organizations, According to Pulse Secure and CyberRisk Alliance

The Cybersecurity Resource Allocation and Efficacy (CRAE) Index reports that spending continued to increase, but cybersecurity efficacy has waned in Q3 compared to previous quarter pandemic business continuity and work-from-home initiatives

SAN JOSE, Calif.: More than half of organizations (52%) consider phishing attacks or ID and credential theft as the top concern in Q3 2020, according to data released today by Pulse Secure (acquired by Ivanti), the leading provider of Zero Trust Secure Access solutions, and CyberRisk Alliance, a business intelligence company. Additionally, more than one-third of respondents (38%) across all regions experienced unauthorized or improper resource, application or data access, with North American organizations (39%) significantly more likely than Europeans (26%) to have encountered related data exfiltration, anomalous or malicious traffic.