Technology has galloped along at a staggering rate in recent years.
From the invention of the first iPhone and the numerous clones that followed, to blockchain technology and cryptocurrency like BitCoin which challenged the traditional banking sector.
This innovation is not showing any signs of slowing down and these are the trends we predict are most likely to take off in 2019.
The Australian and United States governments take computer security very seriously.
While there is military grade encryption in that sector, the government sector is also protected by the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) which has been developed by National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in accordance with the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA) and approved by the Secretary of Commerce.
In recent years, we’ve seen a dramatic rise in the sophistication, scale, and impact of cyber attacks. As companies strive to ensure their own, and their customer’s online safety, the repercussions of not doing so have increased. We look at a snapshot of the most prevalent cyber security threats today and solutions you can utilise to best protect your enterprise against the risk of attack in the future.
You have no doubt heard the hype about Software Defined Infrastructure (SDI). While it has many advantages, it can have an effect on an organisation’s infrastructure, operations, investment and overall IT strategy. We take a close look at how software-defined infrastructure is changing the shape of the way we work across many different industries.
Last year, global-leading research and advisory company, Gartner Inc, released a report predicting by 2020, 90% of organisations will adopt hybrid infrastructure services. “As the demand for agility and flexibility grows, organisations will shift toward more industrialised, less tailored options,” said DD Mishra, research director at Gartner in a statement.