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Data Sovereignty Asset Optimisation Program is an endeavour dedicated to empowering businesses to regain control over their data, reducing reliance on external service providers. The mission is to promote data sovereignty, ensuring privacy, security and autonomy.
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Effective collaboration and secure data management are essential for modern businesses. Nextcloud, an open source file sync and share platform, offers a cost-effective solution for businesses seeking to streamline collaboration while minimizing expenses. Key Points: 1. File Sync and Share: Nextcloud provides robust file synchronization and sharing capabilities, allowing teams
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In today's competitive business landscape, maximizing productivity while minimizing costs is crucial for success. One way to achieve this balance is by leveraging open source software solutions like LibreOffice as a cost-effective alternative to proprietary office suites. Key Points: 1. Feature-rich Office Suite: LibreOffice offers a comprehensive suite
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Virtualization technology has revolutionized the way businesses manage their IT infrastructure, enabling cost-effective resource utilization, scalability, and flexibility. Proxmox Virtual Environment (VE), an open source virtualization platform, offers businesses a powerful and cost-efficient solution for virtualizing their IT environments. Key Points: 1. Virtualization Platform: Proxmox VE combines the power of
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Effective software development and collaboration are essential for driving innovation, accelerating time-to-market, and staying competitive in today's digital economy. GitLab, an open source DevOps platform, offers businesses a cost-effective solution for streamlining their development workflows and cutting costs associated with proprietary development tools. Key Points: 1. Integrated DevOps
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In today's digital age, the efficiency and productivity of workers rely heavily on the software tools they use. From communication to project management, the right software can streamline workflows, enhance collaboration, and drive success. Let's explore some of the most popular software tools used by modern
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The Dark Web has gained notoriety for being a hub of illegal activities, but that's not the whole story. Some individuals are driven by curiosity, while others seek specific goods or services that might not be easily accessible on the surface web. For example, individuals living under repressive
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Data Subjects: Depending on the jurisdiction, individuals whose personal data has been compromised may have the right to be notified about the breach. In such cases, the organisation may be required to directly inform the affected individuals.
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Increased customer trust: Cybersecurity incidents can damage a business's reputation, leading to a loss of customer trust. Security Awareness Training helps businesses prevent such incidents.
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DLP solutions protect all sorts of important data like personal information, financial details, valuable ideas, and secret business stuff... They also make sure that organisations follow important data protection laws like GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI DSS.
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A Security Assessment is like a check-up for your business's cybersecurity. It's a way to show that you take online security seriously and have taken steps to protect your business.
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If you own a business, you need to take cybersecurity seriously to protect your company from online threats like hacking, data theft, and malware.
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CISO as a Service (CISOaaS) is like having a cybersecurity expert on call to help protect your business without actually hiring a full-time employee for the job. This service is especially useful for small and medium-sized businesses that may not have the resources to hire a dedicated cybersecurity professional. Here&
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Exploring the findings of the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA).
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority's findings on the IT/cybersecurity support that firms rely on to protect themselves against cybercrime.
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The Solicitors Regulation Authority's assessment found that 73% of firms (29) had reported incidents.
