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Firms failed to meet their own expectations on GDPR compliance, but 81% of those who declare being compliant have reported positive impacts on reputation and image.

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Kaseya invests to meet compliance demand

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Increasing pressure from statutory regulations prompts enhanced support and resources to help MSPs capture new business and create new recurring revenue streams.

Vectra Networks expands into EMEA

Vectra Networks has completed its initial European business expansion following 12 months of...

Industrial computers under attack

On average two-in-five computers, related to the technological infrastructure of industrial...

Higher risk of disinformation attacks

Fujitsu expects both businesses and individuals to be targeted, based on issues that impact a wide...

Worldwide security spending to reach $96 billion in 2018

Gartner, Inc. forecasts worldwide security spending to total $96.3 billion in 2018, an increase...

Organisations that can’t prove the adequacy of risk-based security could fail GDPR compliance

Failing to do so could leave firms having wasted time, money and effort – and facing hefty fines.

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ForeScout Extended Module for ServiceNow provides visibility and configuration monitoring for...

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