When facilities become proxies for crime, your IP addresses can get flagged as untrustworthy - and it could get worse

How does the new plan affect the Chinese cyber threat?

Seven years on, have we learnt the lessons yet?

Criminals are already storing up data for the day when quantum computers break all known encryption algorithms. Here's what you need to do

Take these three steps

Is data center operational technology the weak link in the fight against cyber attacks?

Don't rely on any single measure of security

Maybe your organization only suffered a minor intrusion - but you need to protect against future events

The sheer size of your files will affect your technology choices

Fix the biggest dangers first

There’s a tipping point, especially in cybersecurity, between the volume of information and what should be flagged for action

Companies are under pressure to balance the need for the flexibility and scalability of cloud with traditional infrastructure, at the same time protecting their customers, employees and brand

A year ago, I made predictions. Checking against reality, my grades are a mixed bag

Why Asia Pacific must rethink cloud security

Whilst governance, risk and compliance are often viewed as separate functions, taking a holistic view on these fundamental components demonstrates the symbiotic relationship they share

Reducing the risk of data breaches that exploit IoT networks requires a thorough data protection and device security solution

To make the next 30 years of innovation a reality, the web needs better security, and a means to protect users from harmful and misleading content

When integrating multicloud, companies significantly expand their attack surface, so security posture must be placed firmly at the forefront of their minds

The world’s most successful companies all have something in common – agility

Securing the data center in the year ahead will require dynamic security measures and skills

There is a high possibility that colocation facilities will become some of the first existing data centers to house this new generation of machines

It's not going to get any better

Reducing the need for human intervention means that IT workers can dedicate more time to strengthening their own security efforts

The budget justification question for IT security is difficult to answer.

Implementing micro-segmentation is not a small decision and it does take an organizational commitment

My crystal ball is a bit cloudy at times and I have yet to implement machine-learning into my predictions

Developing sound practices around these key dimensions is not only the purview of IT staff, it is a strategic imperative that requires attention and commitment throughout the organization

Tape still has a place and a role to play