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Regular IT security ‘Fire drills’

IT security ‘fire drills’, supported by executive management and the risk committee should be conducted regularly in organisations, in order to understand the appropriate course of action in advance of a security bre...

Embracing ‘The new IP’

Embracing ‘The new IP’ will help organisations in the Middle East boost workforce productivity explains Yarob Sakhnini, Regional Director, MEMA at Brocade. Have you ever given a thought about how bad office internet con...

Combatting 2015’s top security risks

Glen Ogden, Regional Sales Director, Middle East at A10 Networks, comprehensively notes his top security risks for 2015 and how to combat them efficiently.  #1 – Malvertisers will dole out trouble as they infiltrate ad...

When disaster strikes

Many IT organisations have had the same data protection tools and practices for years, even decades, and see no need for that to change. But Application Owners need to know that they’ll be able to recover their data at t...

Internet Explorer ‘most vulnerable’ Microsoft Windows component

Internet Explorer, Microsoft’s ubiquitous web browser that remains one of the most used internet browsing applications worldwide, has topped a list of the most frequently targeted Windows components. Prepared by ESET, t...

New Year resolutions for IT security

Sean Mason, Vice President of Global Customer Success, Resolution1 Security, discusses major information security themes for this year and advises enterprises to draw up the following New Year resolutions. We live in a...

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