Compliance stories
In 2011, businesses must integrate eCommerce with back-office systems for real-time, consistent customer information or risk falling behind.
Amid rising cyber threats and shrinking budgets, businesses have a golden chance to streamline security, boosting efficiency and cost savings.
Businesses grapple with securing mobile tech as workers blend personal devices with corporate systems, posing new security challenges.
2011 sees a surge in technology focusing on compliance, consumer-inspired enterprise tools, and deepening of social media integration in business processes.
Implementing an on-demand ERP system requires careful consideration. Here are some key factors to consider. #erp #saas.
UK's Cloud Industry Forum champions a Code of Practice to ensure cloud computing's reliability and security, setting a global benchmark.
Social and legal influences are driving greater use of, and demand for, data and application security products.
Symantec unveils new partner specialisations in Asia Pacific and Japan, enhancing access to sales and technical resources and boosting revenue opportunities.
Cloud computing is either one of two things: an overhyped term destined for obscurity, or the greatest promise for the future of IT.
In Orwell's dystopian classic 1984, the omnipresent state, Big Brother, has the ability to look into the homes of any person at any time.
Despite economic woes, security spend is on the rise, with IT chiefs prioritising protection over fiscal constraints, Gartner reports.
CIOs and boards must tackle key tech-related legal risks, from data protection to corporate governance, to safeguard their organisations and boost compliance.
Ignoring compliance requirements is non-negotiable post-Enron, as IT governance becomes key to fulfilling legal and ethical obligations.
Security experts Peter Locke and Roger Greyling from Security-Assessment.com speak out about PC-DSS compliance.
Chad Alpert named as RSA Archer Business Manager for ANZ, tasked with elevating eGRC solutions as regional demand for risk management surges.
Internal Affairs warns of a scam in which cold callers claim to fix non-existent computer issues, urging the public to stay vigilant and report incidents.
NZ's copyright shake-up pushes companies to tighten IT compliance, or risk hefty liabilities for employees' online missteps.
As those in IT will know, there are a number of frameworks, processes and groups set up to pursue the somewhat elusive 'best practice'.
The new voluntary Web content filtering system for ISPs is expected to be up and running within a matter of weeks.
The IT industry in New Zealand is striving for rules without regulation, focusing on industry standards and customer demands.
