From hurricanes to cybersecurity threats, all businesses are vulnerable to disasters. But by anticipating and planning, you can keep your company and people safe.
Small and medium-sized businesses are especially vulnerable to the latest evolution of security threats.
‘It should be woven into every process and product you build, support or utilize for internal needs,’ says Prashanti Aduma, CIO at Dialpad.
Entrusted with managing employee digital communications, location data and biometric identifiers, CIOs strive to preserve employee privacy.
The key is reaching out to people throughout the enterprise and creating a ‘groundswell of collaborative effort.’
The growth of the Internet of Things is opening up a world of technology options for companies, but it’s important to prepare for the increased risks as well, says Chris Francosky, CIO at KORE.
Midsized businesses have special needs and fewer resources than large enterprises. Here’s what to keep in mind.
In an era of increased transparency, determining how much cybersecurity data to disclose to the SEC is tough. One key question: which attacks are ‘material’?
Pat Wilbur, CTO of Hologram.io, on how the growth of IoT is impacting your tech department.
Gary Salman, CEO of Black Talon Security, details how CIOs should respond.
