SAN JOSE, Calif.: A new survey of CIOs worldwide from Brocade reveals the business impact of legacy infrastructures, and highlights the need for more innovative solutions to businesses network needs. In the Brocade Global CIO Survey 2015, 75 percent of CIO respondents stated their network is an issue in achieving their organisations goals. For almost a quarter of CIO’s polled, it is a “significant” issue.
Directly following and in support of the International Atomic Energy Agency upcoming International Conference on Computer Security in a Nuclear World, the SANS Institute will be running its recently updated ICS410: ICS/SCADA Security Essentials course in Vienna.
PRESIDENT BEVERLEY BELL EXPRESSES THE NEED FOR CHALLENGING STEREOTYPES, RAISING THE PROFILE AND ADDRESSING THE SKILLS GAP IN THE LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT PROFESSION
Beverley Bell FCILT, Senior Traffic Commissioner for Great Britain and CILT’s new President in the UK asked guests at the Annual President’s Inauguration Lunch: ‘Why don’t people want to work in our industry?’
She addressed the need to improve and raise the profile of the logistics and transport industry in order to attract more young people to join the profession. She spoke of a need to challenge the stereotypes placed on our industry, with particular reference to the ‘typical lorry driver image’, and that more should be done to champion the great work being done every day.
· Increasing cloud adoption, remote/mobile access and rising network traffic are creating significant new demands on existing network infrastructure
· Network performance (93%) and security (92%) cited as areas most affected by new/evolving business practices
· 94% of respondents acknowledged gaps and issues in at least one critical area of existing IT infrastructure, relating to compliance, network growth and connectivity
New research conducted on behalf of Barracuda has revealed concerns amongst businesses about their ability to cope with ever increasing IT demands on existing business networks.
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