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This era of transformation is an opportunity for companies to evaluate how they can unlock the full potential of their talentbase, close the skills gaps that hinder their growth, and build elastic teams that can respond to changing demands.They need to be able to leverage technology to boost productivity and cost efficiency, while also enhancing human creativity and collaboration to stay competitive.

Cloud incident response (IR) has changed drastically since the transition from on-premises to cloud computing. Cloud security strategy should include both pre-breach and post-breach elements. Read on to learn more about cloud incident response for the modern SME.

Cloud security concerns remain a top inhibitor of adoption for SMEs. Cybercrime sophistication, inadequate training and the lack of dedicated resources are amongst the top challenges for SMEs on cloud adoption and digital transformation journeys.

For any digital transformation or cloud adoption journey, you need a cloud security strategy. Align your cloud security program with these guidelines to address risks, protect data and meet business objectives.

Yahoo, eBay, Equifax, Target Store and Uber. What exactly do these big businesses have in common? These six businesses have been the targets of the largest data breaches in the 21st century. 3 billion accounts were affected in Yahoo, 145 million users in eBay, Personal information of 143 million users from Equifax were affected, 110 million customers were affected in Target Store, 57 million Uber users and drivers were also affected by the breeches (Stage2Data, 2022).

Before the epidemic, many businesses expected their employees to go to work for a variety of reasons, including leadership, community, security, and others. Regardless of their prior views, organisations all around the world immediately shifted to remote work because of the pandemic.

Are you looking for a rewarding and lucrative career defending confidential information and communications from hackers? Think about studying cybersecurity. Cybersecurity careers can flourish for tech-savvy thinkers with a keen eye for detail.

“it’s not if, but when” that organisations will be impacted by a cyberattack has been promoted by cybersecurity practitioners for many years.