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Worldwide IT spending is projected to total $3.7 trillion in 2018, an increase of 4.3% from 2017 estimated spending of $3.5 trillion, according to Gartner. Enterprise software and IT services continue to

The 18-country GEC Open global golf tour recently made its South Africa debut at Ruimsig Country Club in the Westrand Roodepoort territory. The events witnessed competitive and gripping golf played by top

DarkMatter is further establishing its role in security at the second instalment of the International Conference on C4I Solutions taking place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia from 17-19 October, 2017. Pegasus, a DarkMatter

Microsoft is all set to expand its partnership with Dubai based Mashreq Bank to drive a bold digital transformation programme within the bank’s branches and digital services. Through the programme, which builds

Poor management, distraction, social media, and excessive workloads are the top four reasons for human error in the workplace, according to a snapshot poll conducted by Centrify at this year’s recently concluded

Cyberattacks can no longer be thought of as a problem for the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) and the security function, but rather an organisational issue, managed by leaders who understand their

“We take a different approach to addressing the evolving security threats – an approach built for the cloud because it was born in the cloud. By moving security, policy and controls away

“The motivation to keep your company out of the newspaper shouldn’t be driven by fear but instead by a shared company-wide value that, without customers, you don’t have a business.” Enterprise security

“Paladion’s CyberActive MDR is a fully managed offering that can fix the disparity between the speed of compromise and the speed of detection. Organizations using managed security services or in-house SOCs can

“Adapt a risk-based security program that prioritizes data and assets most important to business and focus on detection, response and remediation.” Enterprise security today is a corporate culture, rather than norms and