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Cybersecurity

Why now is the time to rethink your data loss prevention strategy

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Cybersecurity

How OPSWAT’s CFO fought off a sophisticated phishing attack

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Cybersecurity

How banks are using analytics to manage cheque fraud

The cost of cheque fraud now exceeds over $7 billion annually worldwide.

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Cybersecurity

What the Sony Pictures WikiLeaks archive teaches us about passwords

The hack on entertainment company Sony Pictures last November was one of the most newsworthy high profile breaches of 2014, causing five unreleased films to be leaked and almost halting the planned release of comedy satire 'The Interview' - a film depicting the assassination of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

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Communications & Networking

Getting to the router of the problem: six tips for securing your wireless router

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Cybersecurity

How to stop macro-based malware in its tracks

Cybersecurity

Are professional services firms a soft route to the hackers real target?

Cybersecurity

How the White House keeps failing to spot the enemy within

Asia-Pacific

Security bug in Australia’s online voting system throws doubt on Britain’s digital election goal

Cybersecurity

Insider threat programmes set to double as security breaches persist

Cybersecurity

Why bad passwords aren’t the problem – it’s the people who make them

Cybersecurity

1 BILLION records of personally identifiable information were leaked in 2014, Android to blame

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Business & Strategy

How the financial services C-suite are going beyond ‘keeping the lights on’ in 2025

Michael Perica, CFO at Rimini Street discusses the impact of a more colaborative relationship between CFOs and CIOs

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Partner Content

Is your business ready for the IDP revolution?

Make your organisation more efficient with Intelligent Document Processing (IDP). David Malan, sales director of DocuWare, explains more

Partner Content

Tips for making sure your AI-powered FP&A efforts are successful

AI has the potential to make business finance modelling projects more efficient and impactful, but only with the right approach

Partner Content

Would you let an AI robot handle 90% of your meetings?

Zoom's founder believes AI clones could attend meetings on our behalf. Aoibhinn McBride of Jobbio explores AI in the workplace