Cloud computing is the next big thing for businesses today. Not only does it offer flexible working setups, but it also saves companies a lot of money. And when it comes to security, hosting your data in the cloud helps protect it from cyberattacks such as malware and phishing.
The First Step to Cybercrime Diagnosis: Accept your Infection!
This might sound like a healthcare discussion but the comparison actually makes sense. For a moment, relook at cyber threats—they are like a chronic disease, invasive and capable of rendering long-term damages.
The contemporary business environment is essentially a small subsystem in the larger cyber world. Every enterprise, no matter how technically progressive or apprehensive about technology, is connected to and handles different streams of data. The current IT landscape is highly disruptive but it does promise better business outcomes for those who are IoT ready and ready to embrace Big Data.
