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IT talent shortage Is 'wreaking havoc' on the enterprise

Despite more than one-third of total HR budget dedicated to the IT talent gap, 25 per cent of projects are abandoned altogether because of IT capacity limitations.

Published in Compliance/Governance/Risk Management Datacentre + Network Security Identity/Access Management Security + Compliance Security-as-a-Service

By Dietrich Benjes, VP UK, Ireland and Middle East, Varonis.

New wave of vendors driving growth in managed services

The increasing demand for the provision of IT and Telecoms as a managed service is revolutionising the IT industry and creating new opportunities for both vendors and resellers alike. The changing buying behaviour that is accompanying this revolution and the demand for platforms and technologies to...

Keep safe with a context-aware security approach  

Findings show many of today’s traditional security policies result in too many passwords,...

World Quality Report 2015 shows businesses are struggling with speed of technological change  

The speed of digital transformation and short life-cycles of device and services is increasing the...

Certificate authorities cause security concerns

Nearly two-third (63%) of infosec professionals falsely believe or don’t know that a...

Businesses set to increase IT spend in 2016

Three quarters of UK businesses plan to increase IT budget next year, with 62% identifying security...

Identity theft accounts for over half of all data breaches

Gemalto has released the findings of the Breach Level Index for the first six months of 2015,...

Okta closes $75 million in financing

Okta, the leading identity and mobility management company, has secured $75 million in new...

IT department revealed as major culprit for maverick spend  

New research suggests IT decision makers like to go it alone when making purchasing decisions.

Okta opens EU data centre  

Investment in new, local infrastructure signals long-term strategy for customer expansion and...

Internet of Things Security Foundation set for global launch

A collaborative initiative has been established to respond to rising concerns over security in the...

Skills uncertainty, not shortages, is the real issue across Europe, says Claranet  

Partnerships are key to establishing business certainty and insulating against skills shortages.

AWS Security: What You Need to Know  

Professor Avishai Wool, CTO of security policy management provider AlgoSec, examines some of the...

Agentic AI, Data Security and Enterprise Productivity in 2026

Softcat’s Dean Gardner (Technology Director) and Adam Harding (Head of OCTO) unpack the findings of the organisation's latest Business Tech Report. From agentic AI and ransomware resilience to sustainability...

“Paranoid” Security, AI Risks, and the Future of MSSPs

Martin Jakobsen, Founder and Director of Cybanetix, explains how his team takes a “paranoid” security approach, using AI, automation, and analyst training to proactively detect threats. He discusses why...

Aprovis at DCW Asia - Part 1

DCW Asia 2025 - Part 1 of 3

Observability investments on the increase

Joshua Clay, Senior Director Solutions Engineering at Dynatrace, discusses the findings of the company’s ‘The State of Observability Report 2025’, which reveals that while AI adoption is accelerating,...

Expert Opinions

The enterprise GenAI dilemma: build or buy?

By Chris Ackerson, SVP of Product at AlphaSense.

Future-proofing data centres: The hidden power of adaptable infrastructure

Operational sustainability in the data centre industry is increasingly dependent on infrastructure that can evolve without disruption, such as cooling pipework systems that can be easily maintained or rerouted...

What’s observability? And why should I care if I’ve got AI?

By Sammy Zoghlami, SVP EMEA at Nutanix.

Rising pressure on data centres from AI is redefining cooling and water management requirements

By Jon Healy, Regional Strategic Operations Officer, EMEA, at Salute.

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