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Americas

Stuxnet was made by USA and Israel, report claims

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Cybersecurity

‘Flame’ described as most complex malware ever

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Asia-Pacific

Foreign malware infections doubled in 2011, says China CERT

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Business Continuity

Osborne Clarke opts for outsourced email

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Cybersecurity

PIFTS.exe: We have nothing to fear but fear itself

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

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