Digitalisation World

The consequences of sensitive data getting into the wrong hands can be significant, and a considerable source of risk and anxiety for organisations. But a bigger problem logistically can be determining where such data exists across the business, so companies can implement protective measures. James Paton, CEO of SynApps Solutions, explains.

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Cybersecurity in a digitalised world

Published in Datacentre + Network Security Security + Compliance

As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, businesses and individuals are realising benefits they could once only dream of. Thanks to this digital revolution, our critical infrastructure can be operated with increased efficiency and reliability, helping to provide consumers with the services they demand and businesses with more insight into their operations. However, as we come to rely much more upon digital technologies, there will be a shift in the types of risk we face. By David...

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