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I don't think we yet know where the future of work is going, let alone how to secure it. Analysis shows that there are generational and lifestyle splits over a desire to work in the office, but it's not just about location. The pandemic working has shown people a flexibility aro…
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We’re going to hear a lot about supply chains over the next few years. This is going to be the next big thing in security, and luckily, lots of smart p…
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It’s long been said that Culture eats strategy for breakfast. The big tech titans, such as the “FAANG” set of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Goog…
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The products and services that we offer to our users and customers is something we can only improve if we actually understand how it is being used. In …
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I think I’ve said this before, and I’m sure I’m repeating myself, but lifting and shifting your data centre into the cloud isn’t actually a good idea. …
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Supply chains have been a cybersecurity issue since well before the Solarwinds hack, but have risen to prominance in the last year. They’re super hard …
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Ransomware infection is almost certainly the single most impactful cybersecurity incident that your company or organisation could suffer from. If you l…
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Last weeks issue seems to have hit a chord with people. I had a number of people reach out to say how much the burnout article resonated with them, and…
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