Compliance stories
This is part three in our series, The Big Book of Accountants and Advisory: How Accountants Can Move from Compliance Services into Advisory.
Consider this: Most clients don't care how long it took you to produce a compliance service – they simply want the result.
Softsource is hosting an event to give Kiwi businesses insights into security concerns that organisations within the country are facing every day.
Businesses struggle to find the right enterprise content management solution, says Nicholas Delaveris, M-Files director.
Overall, this new standard contains recommendations for the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of data centers.
Cybercrime hits hard with global losses over $2 billion; experts say no simple fix, call for comprehensive security strategies.
PwC and Microsoft India form alliance to propel digital transformation for businesses across India, harnessing strategic and tech prowess.
The AWS Cloud operates 35 'Availability Zones' - within 13 geographic 'Regions' around the world. We take a look at where these are.
Ransomware attacks are becoming increasingly common, with payments increasing each day you wait. Planning ahead is crucial.
Veeam recently announced their all new solution, designed in line with the needs of their increasingly digital customers.
The workforce represents a huge opportunity for executives looking to manage this expense more tightly, and automated systems provide the solution.
Bottom line: The open internet sounds wonderful, but there is content that simply should be blocked by every organisation for its own protection.
Symantec releases Control Compliance Suite, offering new features for agile IT governance and compliance in cybersecurity.
By the end of 2017, 60% of the APAC top 1,000 (A1000) enterprises will have digital transformation (DX) at the centre of their corporate strategy.
Each time a vendor terminates support for an OS or solution, organisations are put at risk of failing to meet regulatory and compliance mandates.
Cyberattacks are a fact of life for Australian business, but they don't have to be - here are four ways to help stop most cyber breaches.
Point-of-sale breaches will continue to be a major issue in the IT world in 2016, according to security firm Carbon Black.
To say last year was a catastrophe in terms of combating cyber threats in Australia would be putting it lightly.
A worrying amount of Australian organisations are vulnerable to data threats, according to new research from Vormetric and 451 Research.
Software advocate BSA has imposed damages of $100,000 on a West Australian metal works company for using unlicensed software.