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Half of Corporate Networks ‘Targeted Continuously’ by Hackers: IT Professionals
Cyberattacks more common than what companies are saying.
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Startup Village in India Shows Path for Indian Innovation
Jofin Joseph started a venture while in college in India, and got a taste of success. After proving to his family that he could be innovative and make money, he got their blessing to leave his job with an IT company and founded his own company, an app startup called Profundis.
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Is Your Wi-Fi Secure?
James Lyne from IT security firm Sophos recently carried out a two-day public awareness exercise as part of the InfoSec 2014 conference.
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Ireland Actively Competing for Highly-skilled Non-European Workers.
In Ireland, demand for certain niche skills exceeds available supply in sectors such as IT, engineering, finance, and healthcare.
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Customer Service: Is the Customer Ever Right?
Every time I hear the saying “The customer is always right,” I think to myself: well, that’s obviously something that’s gone out of fashion these days.
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The Escalating Risk of Cyber Attacks: VigiTrust’s Data Breach Forum
The VigiTrust Forum, was an eye-opener on how vulnerable people, institutions, and business enterprises are to cyber attacks and phishing attacks.
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Cloud Computing: Making that Lining Silver
Although cloud computing was once touted as the solution to business IT issues everywhere, the pace of adoption of on-demand services has been lukewarm at best.
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Startup Village Aims for Technological Revolution in India
An Indian Public-Private partnership aims at incubating a thousand new ventures in next 10 years
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European Acquisitions by Indian Firms
Indian companies are scouting the world and European markets for acquisitions.
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Is Your Mobile Data Secure?
Coalfire CEO Rick Dankin made a few predictions heading into 2013 on increased cybersecurity threats and sophisticated phishing attacks via email.
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Half of Corporate Networks ‘Targeted Continuously’ by Hackers: IT Professionals
Cyberattacks more common than what companies are saying.
|
Startup Village in India Shows Path for Indian Innovation
Jofin Joseph started a venture while in college in India, and got a taste of success. After proving to his family that he could be innovative and make money, he got their blessing to leave his job with an IT company and founded his own company, an app startup called Profundis.
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Is Your Wi-Fi Secure?
James Lyne from IT security firm Sophos recently carried out a two-day public awareness exercise as part of the InfoSec 2014 conference.
|
Ireland Actively Competing for Highly-skilled Non-European Workers.
In Ireland, demand for certain niche skills exceeds available supply in sectors such as IT, engineering, finance, and healthcare.
|
Customer Service: Is the Customer Ever Right?
Every time I hear the saying “The customer is always right,” I think to myself: well, that’s obviously something that’s gone out of fashion these days.
|
The Escalating Risk of Cyber Attacks: VigiTrust’s Data Breach Forum
The VigiTrust Forum, was an eye-opener on how vulnerable people, institutions, and business enterprises are to cyber attacks and phishing attacks.
|
Cloud Computing: Making that Lining Silver
Although cloud computing was once touted as the solution to business IT issues everywhere, the pace of adoption of on-demand services has been lukewarm at best.
|
Startup Village Aims for Technological Revolution in India
An Indian Public-Private partnership aims at incubating a thousand new ventures in next 10 years
|
European Acquisitions by Indian Firms
Indian companies are scouting the world and European markets for acquisitions.
|
Is Your Mobile Data Secure?
Coalfire CEO Rick Dankin made a few predictions heading into 2013 on increased cybersecurity threats and sophisticated phishing attacks via email.
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