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Although a Chief Information Security Officer, or CISO, is a vital component of any organisation, most companies are still unfamiliar with the role.

With such a diverse range of responsibilities, the path to becoming a Chief Information Security Officer, or CISO, appears long and winding.

With the global cost of cybercrime set to reach $6 trillion by 2021, it is becoming imperative for every organization to have a Chief Information Security Officer, or CISO, at the top table.

With the increase in remote working it is important that company raise awareness as to the increased cyber security risks and to take action to mitigate against any attacks.

Securing digital assets is another critical and important function of all organisations. More and more companies are moving more of their assets and operations onto digital platforms.

Modern companies collect a lot of data, data on customers, staff and financial. All this data needs to be obtained, stored and processed in compliance with relevant laws. Is your company compliant?

A Chief Information Security Officer is an essential requirement for the modern business, but not all companies need or can afford a Full Time CISO.

12 Steps a company can take to improve their cyber security.

The advantages of DRaas, Disaster Recovery as a Service

Private cloud computing offers many benefits compared to on-site hosting and public cloud.

GDPR and the effects on marketing

91% of Cyber Attacks start with an Email.