Businesses that find themselves below the Cyber Poverty Line face a myriad of risks, including data breaches, financial losses, damaged reputations, and regulatory non-compliance. As cyber threats become more sophisticated, the consequences of inadequate cybersecurity measures can be severe, impacting both the short-term and long-term health of a company.
With all the press and buzz in the market around security breaches, data leaks and general privacy concerns, we thought it appropriate and timely to give a little background as to why these seem to occur so often. Since we’re not a security focussed firm, but rather a business that focusses on DevOps and DevSecOps, we decided to approach the topic from that perspective. Having said that, we feel the real questions are how do these leaks, flaws and breaches actually happen? Why do we care, and how do we stop them?
Optimize Your Public Cloud Infrastructure Even before the pandemic spiked demand for hybrid operating environments, most likely your IT team was wrangling the challenges of migrating workloads to and from the public cloud. How do we know? Evidence abounds: A recent Gartner study found more than half (55%) the organizations surveyed currently engage multiple public
Accelerate Digital Transformation by Migrating Rapidly to the Public Cloud As organizations across the business spectrum – from small to mid-size companies to large-scale enterprises – work their way out of the pandemic’s economic challenges, pressure on technology leaders to accelerate business transformation is building again. And the rapidly expanding hybrid workforce is a driving
