PodChats for FutureCIO: Managing hybrid IT complexity
Hybrid and remote work have amplified the impact of distributed and complex IT environments. Running workloads and applications across both ...
Tag: SolarWinds
Study points to the prevalence of software supply chains in cloud-native apps
The Enterprise Strategy Group report, Walking the Line: GitOps and Shift Left Security: Scalable, Developer-centric Supply Chain Security Solutions, shows ...
Sophisticated ransomware – the answer lies beyond the perimeter
The growing frequency and intensity of cyberattacks have been pushing businesses to boost their cybersecurity defences. In August 2021, a ...
Tech pros are open to new challenges and expanded responsibilities
SolarWinds IT Pro Day survey reveals tech pros are motivated to take on new challenges and expand responsibilities
Staying a few steps ahead of intensifying security challenges
Can we avoid becoming another SolarWinds? Companies can prevent similar incidents from happening by ensuring they have a strong security ...
FutureCISO Security Alert: $70 million to stop the attack on Kaseya
The cyberattack on Kaseya should be a reminder that vigilance against cyberattacks is not about waiting for the next exploit.
Critical information infrastructure – ignore at your own peril
A good cybersecurity program should complement all relevant laws and regulations that are geared towards improved cybersecurity practices.
SolarWinds predictions for 2021
Four SolarWinds tech geeks predict the technology trends to expect in 2021. Some of the predictions are already here in ...
SG transformation hinges on out of the box thinking
Business needs to focus more on the principles of agility, automation, and accessibility—and less on blindly hopping onto any shiny ...
How technology professionals can prepare for the future
 Tech pros may know where they want to go, but the road to career confidence can be challenging.
Security habits: good, bad and just plain s----d
You can have the best, most up-to-date security solution in the world but if you, or your colleagues, don’t practise ...
