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Think hackers only target big corporations? Think again. With artificial intelligence, cybercriminals can scale their operations like never before, focusing on small and medium-sized businesses.
January 28 marks Data Privacy Day—a global reminder of the critical importance of safeguarding sensitive information. For business owners, “data privacy” isn’t just a buzzword;
Data is at the core of business operations. As IT leaders, you’re tasked with safeguarding this invaluable asset from both external threats and internal vulnerabilities.
January 1 is a fresh start for many—an opportunity to set exciting career or personal goals, such as getting a promotion or saving for that
January isn’t just about fresh starts and ambitious resolutions—it’s the ideal time to evaluate your business’s technology needs. As we step into 2025, staying competitive
The success of an IT department is intricately tied to the robustness of its underlying core processes. Effective management and governance frameworks not only guide
As the year comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how technology has shaped your business over the past 12 months.
As cybersecurity accelerates at an unprecedented pace, risks that once seemed like science fiction are now part of reality. From the rise of AI-driven cyber-attacks
According to TechCrunch, this year has seen some of the most damaging data breaches in history. In 2024 alone, hackers stole billions of personal records,
In 2024, cyberthreats are no longer exclusive to large enterprises. Instead, cybercriminals are increasingly targeting small and medium-sized businesses, which often lack the robust security
