Faster, Simpler, Smarter – a Cybersecurity Dream Becomes Reality.
More ports, same space, faster speeds, simpler deployment, foolproof configuration, fully scalable and a smarter way to protect your network. Sounds like an IT professional’s dream. In the world of high...
Once bitten, twice shy? Understanding ransomware and the impact of repeated attacks
We know ransomware is currently one of the greatest threats in cybersecurity.
Once your organization has been hit, you’re likely to be targeted again. But how much do we understand its impact?
To...
Xero Roadshow rolls into London
The Xero Roadshow London was held at the British Museum. The attendance was more than 400 people, almost twice the number that attending the main conference Xerocon in 2012. If it...
Economic pledges for the snap election
On 18th April 2017, the Prime Minister announced plans to call a snap general election which will take place on 8th June 2017. The three main political parties have now put...
Preparing for investment or exit – are you ready?
I was a panellist in a seminar recently and the topic of discussion was ‘Preparing for investment or exit’. It was very well attended and we had lots of audience engagement....
Why you have to treat all your customers equally under GDPR
GDPR has been here for a month. Since it came into force in May 2018, GDPR’s rules on data privacy and security should have become “business as usual” for all organisations...
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Microsoft Build 2016: The cognitive war begins
We are entering a time of “cognitive computing” – the start of what some call the 3rd era that will include Artificial Intelligence (AI). Cognitive has been brought to the public...
How to Solve the UK’s Non-Starter Syndrome
In the race to acquire talent, HR focus in recent years has understandably fallen on improving the candidate experience through digitising recruitment. And, while this is a great step forward, many...
Book Review – The Pacesetters
The Pacesetters is a not a standard business book. It is part of a marketing initiative jointly authored by Doug LaBahn PhD and Josh Drummond. That is not to say its...
Apple becomes first publicly traded US firm to be valued at $1 trillion dollars
Over the years I have watched Apple reinvent itself to become the company it is today – a machine that removes money from consumers at a quite staggering rate of knots.
If...
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Do you need a date to automatically, or not, update in Excel?
There are a few ways to input dates into a spreadsheet. One, you can type the date you require in the format you like....
Attivo Networks deploys the Informer
Attivo Networks has extended its suite of deception tools by adding the Informer to its ThreatDefend Platform. The Informer will deliver real-time forensics of an...
Report recommends level-playing field for digital and traditional journalism
The Review into the future of the UK news industry has delivered its final report. The report looks at the role of online platform...
Rick McElroy, Carbon Black, talks about security threats
Rick McElroy, head of security strategy for Carbon Black recently sat down to talk with Enterprise Times about cyber security. The conversation focused on...
LC LITE to put letters of credit on blockchain platform
LC LITE hopes to to streamline the US$2.3T letters of credit (LC) market with a blockchain-based platform. It will connect trade parties directly via...
Dark Comet RAT delivered by fake Blockchain Security update
A fake update to Blockchain Security is currently landing in inboxes and hoping to get unwary users to install the Dark Comet RAT. It...
TigerGraph chosen as new graphDB by OpenCorporates
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Oracle adds multiple features to its blockchain
To support customers, Oracle has added new features to its blockchain platform. It designed these to assist users accelerate development, integration and deployment of...
Tableau launches the next gen analytics
Today Tableau has announced the release of the latest version of its analytics software Tableau 2019.1. This includes several new features but also, a...
Arcnet: a next-gen blockchain infrastructure for investment
Xinova and Arc have announced Arcnet, an online capital marketplace which will enable investors to find and then invest directly in innovation projects and...
What does the move to Open Infrastructure mean to SUSE?
At OpenStack, Berlin, Enterprise Times caught up with Terri Schlosser and Matthew Johns from SUSE. The main news from the conference was that OpenStack...
Globant’s approach to blockchain
Globant, an IT services company, has published a short (12 page) report entitled 'The 2019 Blockchain Business Guide'. Based on a survey of 679...
Jason McGee on Red Hat, IBM Cloud and containers
At the KubeCon and CNCF conference in Seattle last year, Enterprise Times caught up with IBM Cloud Supremo, Jason McGee. By then, the dust...
