Thought LeadershipSmart software and skill upgrades: Revolutionizing business
Digitization in industry is no longer just a buzzword, but an essential strategy for increasing efficiency, reducing costs and increasing competitiveness.
Pauline Dornig
When the backup becomes a problem during a ransomware attack
Cyber criminals also target backups with their encryption attacks. Why? Because this creates even more blackmail pressure and doubles the ransom sums.
Tool Sprawl – Unified Observability is the key
Today's companies are faced with a constantly growing flood of data. In addition, many are struggling with a large number of different monitoring tools in order to get to grips with these volumes of data and prepare them for well-founded decisions.
Identity management: minimizing security risks
Many companies view the topic of identity management and administration (IGA) like the referee in soccer: if the referee makes the right decisions, it is hardly rewarded.
RPA – a success booster for smaller retail banks
The market for traditional financial services is still dominated by a few large players within the universal banking system that prevails in Germany.
The metaverse already exists, but in a different way than you might think
The initial hype surrounding the metaverse has flattened out.
The best-known example of this retreat is Meta, Marc Zuckerberg's platform.
How data scientists minimize the “pilot-to-production gap”
When a technology, system or solution is to be successfully transferred from the test or pilot phase to the production environment, there are often difficulties with scaling and performance or even data quality, availability and maintenance.
Protect data always and everywhere
The days when company data was restricted to the company network are long gone.
Today, it can be found practically everywhere: on the web, in the cloud and on a wide variety of end devices - including private ones.
How can data security be implemented reliably and efficiently in such a world?
General Motors: 850 million dollars for robotaxi company Cruise
The US car giant General Motors is supporting its robotaxi company Cruise with a financial injection of 850 million dollars. This will give the company time to finalize strategic considerations regarding the future of Cruise, GM manager Paul Jacobson said at a conference appearance on Tuesday.
Kinsing malware still on the rise
Aqua Security's Team Nautilus presents a study detailing the infrastructure, tactics, techniques and modus operandi of the dangerous Kinsing malware. Kinsing first appeared in 2019 and targets cloud-native infrastructures, such as misconfigured APIs.