Information Technology security is getting more complex each time I visit the subject. This just makes it harder for Security Specialists, whose role is to ensure that all potential threats are mitigated across the myriad of hardware, firmware, and software that make up a modern Enterprise Infrastructure.
Customers are increasingly aware that their data is highly valued by organisations. Progressive IT teams are taking action to respond.
With dedicated audit logging you can have an open source database strategy and still deliver compliance.
As the risk of data breaches continues to grow, it is important to re-evaluate how to better secure customer data.
In today’s IT world, the need for both the flexibility of Cloud and DevOps is in stark contrast with the increasing need for data security and consumer data protection.
Open source database technology can help a DevOps approach deliver apps and software faster than ever before. Here's why.
Here are six specific things you can do to save faith with your customers should your organisation incur a data breach.
Get 10 tips for data administrators and risk managers to ensure they are ready for the new Notifiable Data Breaches (NDB) scheme in Australia.
Here are three ways your data can become vulnerable to attack, and what you could do about it.
PGConf APAC in Singapore brought the PostgreSQL community together. Here are the tips I presented to tune PostgreSQL for better data protection.
Attend PGConf APAC 2018 and hear my outline of the PostgreSQL features that can help you comply with new data breach laws.
New data breach laws in Australia and Europe are making Data Masking critical for organisations that retain personal data, such as those in government, health and financial sectors.
According to IDC, less than 5% of the $27 billion spent on security products directly addresses the issue of data centre security.
