Getting up and running after a disaster
Governments can face unforeseen challenges from disasters such as fires, floods, and snowstorms, to name a few. When disaster strikes, it is of utmost importance that gov...
3 ways to improve your security & compliance
The number of high-profile healthcare security breaches in recent years may make it seem as if your organisation can do little more than wait for a hacker to come calli...
How to manage changes in your workplace
You’re standing at the edge of the swimming pool. The water is cold, but it’s not a question of whether you get in. You are definitely getting in. The question is: do you...
How to build a data driven security strategy
As organizations operate in a more distributed way, with both remote and in-office employees, attack surfaces multiply and security management becomes increasingly comple...
5 signs you must update your HR processes
From consumer technologies to corporate systems, one of the biggest challenges to implementing new software is user resistance. Users often have an aversion to parting wi...
Tips: Ward off cybercrime during tax season
Tax season.Two words guaranteed to strike fear into the hearts of many. For accountants, it means business is booming; for everyone else, it means sorting through boxes o...
Before signing your SLA, ask these 9 questions
This blog was originally written by Chris Plauschinn for RicoheDiscovery.com.
Employees are often considered the weakest link in the security chain. For this reaso...
Why you need to implement a data strategy now
By: Jessica Lockett
How can you address what you don’t know you have? No, this isn’t a trick question. The answer is simply that you cannot. To know and effectively addr...
