By Abby Ross co-authored by Ralph Ramsey – The healthcare system today uses various security technologies for connected devices, many of which assign a risk score to vulnerabilities. The score is meant to help hospital security teams understand and prioritize vulnerabilities that elevate … Continue reading →
Imagine a thief walks into your home and rummages through your personal belongings. But instead of stealing them, he locks all your valuables into a safe and forces you to pay a ransom for the key to unlock the safe. … Continue reading →
As Microsoft further integrates WinAutomation in the Power Automation stack it is moving the focus for development in SharePoint as well. Away from SharePoint Designer (which hasn’t had a refresh in over 7 years). The dropping of SPD 2010 workflows … Continue reading →
Plan for your organisation to become the victim of a ransomware or malware attack, even if you think it’s extremely unlikely you’ll be targeted because having an incident response plan will greatly reduce the impact if the worst happens. The … Continue reading →
Dave Anderson is director of technology at Boston-based Liberty Mutual Insurance. He says that that RPA enables one crucial quality of digital transformation above all else, notably speed. Many programmers, when dealing with older software systems, may decide that a system … Continue reading →
According to Deloitte, “Robotic Process Automation (RPA) uses software, commonly known as a ‘robot’, to capture and interpret existing IT applications to enable transaction processing, data manipulation and communication across multiple IT systems.” In other words, RPA performs tasks by … Continue reading →
By Mark Runyon – Malware and phishing attacks are growing more sophisticated. Malware authors are constantly producing new variations, ditching their old virus signatures to evade detection. It is the ultimate game of whack-a-mole as security professionals chase these ever-changing virus blueprints. … Continue reading →
User adoption is the single most likely reason for the failure of a ECM implementation. Having the right partner with the right solution makes all the difference but it is not the only consideration. There needs to be a plan … Continue reading →
By Sampathkumar Veeraraghavan – Humanitarian engineering programs bring together engineers, policy makers, non-profit organisations, and local communities to leverage technology for the greater good of humanity. The intersection of technology, community, and sustainability offers a plethora of opportunities to innovate. We … Continue reading →
I would imagine that most of us are keenly aware of the government’s need to improve efficiency. Not that I’m advocating for people to loss their jobs but you have to imagine those jobs could be done more effectively if … Continue reading →