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By Peter Theobald | August 9, 2019
Enterprises are increasingly embracing the cloud for a wide range of applications, due to its many advantages – reduced costs, flexibility, scalability etc. But the security of your cloud-based systems is a big concern due to the shared security model of cloud computing. While the cloud vendors take responsibility for securing the basic cloud infrastructure,
By Taradutt Pant | June 28, 2019
As the innovation in technology continues to rise, the demand for technology which quickly scales, integrates and delivers efficiency for businesses also increases. In recent years modern businesses are moving towards more flexible, powerful and reliable IT environments – and that’s where the cloud excels. According to IDG’s Enterprise Cloud Computing Survey, it is estimated
By Taradutt Pant | January 8, 2019
Email is the lifeline of any business in today’s world. It is one of the most important communication mediums in our global economy, with over 200 billion email messages sent and received worldwide every day. According to Radicati’s Email Statistics Report, 2017-2021, the number of business email accounts is expected to grow from 1 billion in
By Peter Theobald | November 29, 2018
One very often overlooked component in the area of enterprise security is DNS Security. DNS is one of those everyday services that is usually taken for granted. You provide the URL to the service and it comes back with the IP address. How complex can that get and why is security needed for DNS?
By Peter Theobald | October 22, 2018
Network Security is becoming an increasingly complex subject. The sheer number of devices and technologies that are required to secure an enterprise is mind-boggling. Expertise on all these platforms is not easily available, and once hired is even more difficult to retrain and retain. Another issue is that security incidents do not happen only during
