Dealing with insider threats
There are constantly evolving threats to enterprise cyber security with many coming from external threat actors. Likewise insider threats also pose a growing problem. Security professionals are constantly being warned about...
Light at the End of the Tunnel: Benefits of GDPR
By now, we’ve all received at least one email from a business, social media network, or organization we’re registered with to inform us of changes to their privacy policy.
As you may...
10 ways the cloud solves your endpoint security problems
Endpoint security is failing. There are a million attackers out there devoting all their energies to getting through the network perimeter and, right now, the odds are stacked in their favour.
Network...
For enterprise DDoS defence, there should be more than one solution
Enterprises face a dilemma when it comes to defence against today’s modern DDoS attacks. Do they trust the surgical precision of an on-premises DDoS protection solution or go with a DDoS...
What is a Founder’s Agreement and 10 reasons why your business needs one
If you’ve decided to run your business through a company vehicle, then you have a safety net cast against your personal assets should the worse happen. If there is more than...
How can technology help with time management?
In the past 15 years the growth of technology has gone above and beyond expectations. Smart watches, tablets, smart phones and social media have changed the working environment forever.
Used correctly, technology...
Why mastering the Mainframe is more popular than ever
IBM first launched its Master the Mainframe competition back in 2005. Since then it has rebranded its mainframe division, launched several new models, slashed the price and seen a significant increase...
Computational Thinking Will Be Vital For The Future Job Market
Computational Thinking is running fast through every avenue of modern business. Jean-Marc Tassetto looks at why this skill is crucial in today’s increasingly data driven organisations
Computational Thinking (CT) is used...
Article 13 European Copyright Directive
You have a fantastic website or online platform, for your business, and this is enhanced by third party photos and content. Your web terms and disclaimers all make it clear that...
New markets for two new IBM z14 and LinuxONE mainframes: What’s the appeal?
Not quite halfway through the two-year IBM z14 lifecycle, the company has announced two new models.
These are designed to appeal not just to existing customers but also to new customers as...
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Ultrain launches its blockchain mainnet
Ultrain has announced the launch of its mainnet. This marks the next step forward for this commercial public chain. It is also, Ultrain claims,...
Castbox launches ‘Community’ to make podcasting more social
Podcast app creator Castbox has launched Community, a new feature which enables both creators and listeners to participate in the ever-expanding podcast ecosystem. Available...
Matt Calkins on why you should care about low code
With AppianWorld in San Diego on the horizon, Enterprise Times spoke with Matt Calkins, CEO, Appian about why people should care about low code....
Samsung SDS and Tech Mahindra to enhance Nexledger blockchain platform
Samsung SDS and Tech Mahindra are to collaborate in the global blockchain market using the Nexledger platform. As part of the collaboration between the...
Is Dragonblood a wake-up call for WPA3 security?
Dragonblood is a collection of five exploits and vulnerabilities that affect the latest WPA3 protocol and certification. They were revealed by security researchers Mathy...
John South talks about the challenge of compliance
Over the last decade there has been a significant increase in the amount of compliance that businesses have had to deal with. Nowhere is...
One Med Chart shares blockchain data between patients and EMS
Augusta HiTech has launched its One Med Chart, a patient-controlled electronic medical records (EMR) blockchain platform. This introduces real-time EMR sharing between patients and...
Albertsons to join blockchain-based IBM Food Trust for romaine lettuces
Albertsons, one of the largest food and drug retailers in the US, is to join the blockchain-based IBM Food Trust network to improve...
Finding the cell that contains just a space in Excel
I have many clients who have the same problem with importing data from other applications into Excel. All seems perfectly well until they start...
Rani Osnat talks about containers and security
At the KubeSec day in Seattle, Enterprise Times talked with Rani Osnat, VP Product Marketing at Aqua Security. ET had just spent the day...
SAS indicts UK companies’ lack of fraud detection
Research undertaken for a SAS Report indicates that British companies, on average, lose significantly more money to procurement fraud, and the country is far...
Verasity blockchain integrates with Vimeo video
Verasity offers a blockchain-based platform which supports the infrastructure and tools for video publishers to serve rewarded video and loyalty programs to viewers. It...
Finance companies suffer the most cyber attacks
The NTT Security 2019 Global Threat Intelligence Report (registration required) is out. It reveals that 32% of all attacks observed globally, targeted web applications....
BT widens its deal to support NATO
British Telecom (BT) has announced a new deal with NATO worth €5.9 million. It has signed a three year agreement with the NATO Communication...
