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Explore Attomus perspectives on cyber risk, programme delivery, operational resilience, and the issues that shape real decisions.
Attomus Infrastructure - an overview
We are often asked what the Attomus architecture looks like and how internally we approach development and client work and what tools we use. Clearly as partners of Netlify, Jetbrains, XCP-ng and Atlassian we tend towards using their products and services as the basis of our infrastructure, “eat your own dogfood” being the internal mantra, but there’s value in explaining the reasoning and how we utliise each to combine into the enterprise landscape that we operate.
Read articleHow Social Media Changed Cybersecurity
The rise of social media has changed the way the internet’s bad actors conduct their operations. Organisations are even more vulnerable due to the plethora of private information that is accessible to those who intend to harm them.
Read articleDo you need a DLP Strategy?
The Importance of DLP Strategies in Business Today, data breaches are all too common and can happen quickly. A hacker might be able to compromise a laptop or workstation with access to customer information or steal data from the cloud server of a third-party vendor. It’s not just your own business that’s at risk either - you could also be subjected to an attack by organised hacking groups looking for their next big payday. The threat that they pose to your business is real, but there are steps you can take to minimise the risks.
Read article7 Tips for Better Mobile Application Security
Smartphones nowadays are powerful enough to match what laptops can do. Not only are they portable and easy to carry, but they are also essential beacons of communication and information that have become an integral part of our everyday lives. Due to its many advantages, the use of mobile technology is exponentially rising. Work landscapes and life as we know it has evolved rapidly because of the pandemic. People are now working from anywhere, and having a smartphone is not just a ‘must-have’—it is already a requirement to stay connected wherever we are in the world.
Read articleCybersecurity Challenges of using Slack for your Business
With the dramatic shift to remote working we have witnessed during the pandemic, developments in communication and technology have gained momentum. The way we work isn’t the same as it used to be. To keep a collaborative environment even when working from home or wherever employees find themselves most productive nowadays, businesses rely on platforms like Slack. With 8 million plus daily users, the chat system gives teams a convenient and accessible way to communicate. But with all of the benefits it provides, it also comes with cybersecurity risks.
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