Digital Transformation Leadership

Many organizations are understandably hesitant to adopt gen AI applications, citing concerns about privacy and security threats, copyright infringement, the possibility of bias and discrimination in its outputs, and other hazards.

Cloud is a good fit for modern applications, but most enterprise workloads aren’t exactly modern. Security problems and unmet expectations are sending companies packing.

The world has gone digital, and there's no going back. But how can our security keep up with the challenges digital transformation has brought?

How modernisation can make your estate more secure

The lure of moving from older technology to a modern cloud environment is strong and it can be profitable, but you want to make sure your CISO is at the table as the conversation and strategy begins, not after products and vendors have been chosen.

Budgets allotted for digital transformation are being switched to data protection and recovery projects as cyberattacks become more frequent.

Today’s enterprises have faced many challenges with the pace of change over the last few years because of Digital Transformation, and the need for that transformation to be resilient and secure.

Regulators are clamping down on data privacy and safety violations, so businesses need to pay an extra measure of attention to them.

Across major enterprises, technological change provides the opportunity to evolve, but it also introduces the unknown. Companies can embrace this through understanding and managing their cyber risk

There’s no point in being the first to market with an impressive new software product, only to find it has major security flaws.

Digital transformation will expose companies to threats that are more tailored, specific and potentially damaging, says an ISF report.

Embark on your digital transformation journey with confidence by learning about the top cybersecurity pitfalls to avoid.

Although 91% of financial services have started their cloud journey, high adoption and investment don't always ensure effective scaling.

AI/ML provides a major boost for data quality, cybersecurity, automation and many other transformation targets.

Digital twins are incredibly useful tools for a range of industries. But they also come with intrinsic risk factors and could create new avenues for attacks unless security is involved when they’re created.

Learn how IT leaders can tackle common challenges around security, technical debt, talent, and costs in 2023.

Today, enterprise-scale companies are more interconnected than ever. People, applications, servers, networks, and devices in different departments and even in different parts of the world are constantly exchanging information in both the public and private cloud. That’s not a bad thing. In fact, most organisations strive for this kind of silo-less interconnectivity. Desirable as it may be, however, it’s not risk-free.

Digital transformation is a priority, but cybersecurity risk remains

How wisely have you integrated security practices into your digital transformation plan? Consider these four strategies

Despite increasing cybercrime and dependency on digital revenues, many CEOs operate in the dark. A stunning 63 percent of CISOs don’t regularly report to their board, research by Ponemon Institute finds.

Security should be seen as an enabler to support your cloud migration, something integral to your cloud plans, not a separate work stream or standalone function.