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Intelligent edge: The future of cloud computing?

With so much data being created, the ability to collate and process it at source provides numerous benefits.

AI in real life

How is artificial intelligence evolving in key industries?

Features
Kirsten Doyle

Cyber’s role in the Ukrainian conflict

It’s understood Russia has a significant cyber arsenal, and isn’t afraid to use it. So why hasn’t it?

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Kirsten Doyle

The future is multicloud

The idea that your cloud strategy can rely solely on one service provider is outdated. It’s not just thinking about the high-level infrastructure and platforms for the applications developers; what about your shadow IT estate? How can you manage the cloud sprawl?

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Kirsten Doyle

Next-level ransomware

The cybersecurity threat is increasing in sophistication and damage potential.

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Kirsten Doyle

Rearchitecting applications

Containerisation has been a major shift in the way people build and manage their applications.

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Kirsten Doyle

A look into the future

How has the cybersecurity landscape evolved over the past year, and what can we expect in the year ahead?

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Kirsten Doyle

Cloudy, with a chance of malice

Cloud adoption has increased in the past couple of years, fuelled by work-from-home, but so too has growth in cybercrime. What to do about protecting everything the cloud touches?

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Kirsten Doyle

The cracking crystal ball

Security trends to watch out for in 2022.

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Kirsten Doyle

Blockchain in real life

Blockchain can close the trust gap with technology, but it needs to overcome its own reputational issues first.

Features
Kirsten Doyle

There's an IoT born every minute

Why unprotected smart devices that form the Internet of Things are a hacker’s new best friend.

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Kirsten Doyle

The enemy on your phone

The remote control to your life. Your digital Swiss Army knife. The little black mirror. The smartphone has become central to our lives and companies, and that makes it even more valuable for cybercriminals.

Technology
Kirsten Doyle

Don't blend into the background

Seasoned CIO Louise van der Bank talks tech trends, inspiration and how to get on in the workplace.

C-Suite
Kirsten Doyle
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