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Survey finds a third of businesses go up to 40% over their initial cloud budget
A Pepperdata study highlights unexpected costs that crop up as well as enterprise priorities.
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Google releases alarming report about North Korean hackers posing as security analysts
Google said the attackers were targeting security researchers by using fake LinkedIn and Twitter profiles and asking to collaborate.
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Bad actors launched an unprecedented wave of DDoS attacks in 2020
Cybersecurity firm Akamai said in a report that COVID-19 and a newfound reliance on digital tools prompted a spike.
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Firing, layoffs, and recruiting: IT leaders reveal the current state of the enterprise
The truth of what's been happening behind the managerial screen and COVID-19's crippling effect on the enterprise revealed in new research from .tech Domains.
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Most used passwords for 2020: The internet's favorite curse word, name, food, and team
CyberNews analyzed more than 15 billion passwords; if your favorite one is at the top of the list, it's time to change right now.
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"Leaders," "Followers," and "Laggards:" Grading CIOs in a pandemic
Because COVID-19 has shifted the workplace online, IT departments are playing a critical role in managing a digital workforce and are listening to their staff, a new report from PwC and Qualtrics find...
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Free training for in-demand jobs, including one that increased 278% since 2019
Extreme Networks looks to narrow the digital divide with an eight-week, live-streamed training with accreditations and certifications upon completion.
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How remote working poses security risks for your organization
Companies are at greater risk due to phishing attacks, password sharing, and unsecured personal devices, says SailPoint.
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Upwork's top 15 most in-demand tech skills
51% of hiring managers plan to engage independent talent this year to fill in key gaps and here are the most valuable skills to have to be contracted quickly.
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New survey details IT challenges, shadow IT risks, 2021 outlook, and more
The report also illustrates a shift in the way workers perceive IT. Half of the respondent employees said they "had more empathy, had more respect or were more grateful for IT."
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New York financial watchdog calls for social media cybersecurity regulator after Twitter hack of Biden and Obama accounts
The New York State Department of Financial Services said platforms like Twitter and Facebook are now "systemically important" and need cybersecurity oversight.
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Cisco reports highlight widespread desire for data privacy and fears over remote work security
Workers are increasingly concerned about the ability of enterprises to keep them protected as they work from home.
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Survey finds that IT departments victimized by ransomware forever changed
IT managers at organizations hit by ransomware are nearly three times as likely to feel "significantly behind" when it comes to understanding cyberthreats, compared to their peers that have never been...
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5 strategies for CISOs during a time of rapid business transformation
A survey of business leaders by PwC finds the pandemic is causing rapid changes in the roles CISOs play, and offers five tips for ensuring that security remains stable as we enter a new normal.
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COVID-19's impact on remote work life: Top 5 advantages and disadvantages
A new report from entertainment technology company FunCorp takes a hard look at the dramatic differences the COVID-19 crisis imposed on the enterprise, both good and bad.
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