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Cybersecurity e NIS2: come si muovono i CIO per dormire sonni (un po’) più tranquilli

CIO

Per la messa in sicurezza dei dati e nell’ottica della continuità operativa, Ragazzi ha favorito la definizione di un processo di backup secondo la logica del “3-2-1”, al quale aggiungere come ulteriore elemento una copia di riserva dei dati di tipo immutabile.

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5 Reasons Why NIS2 Directive Preparation Should Start Now, Part Two: Implementation Takes Time

Ivanti

Inform management about your gaps – and get budget to remediate them The NIS2 Directive imposes significant obligations on organisations that fall under its scope, which may entail substantial costs and resources. Demonstrate how compliance will enhance your organisation's reputation, trustworthiness, competitiveness and resilience.

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Outsourced IT: Is It Right for Your Company?

Kaseya

It is primarily a budget-cutting approach wherein companies offshore their processes to service providers in countries like India, the Philippines or China, where the expenses are low and the talent pools are full. This approach to outsourcing eliminates the issues resulting from foreign taxation policies and cultural differences.

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IT Risk Assessment: Is Your Plan Up to Scratch?

Kaseya

Hardware or software failure, backup and recovery problems, physical damage to devices or any other factor that could negatively affect IT infrastructure and disrupt business operations is included in the IT risk assessment plan. Nonetheless, IT risk assessment isn’t just confined to cybersecurity.

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InfoSec Policies and Standards: Some strategic context for those just diving into this world

CTOvision

Organizations are giving more priority to development of information security policies, as protecting their assets is one of the prominent things that needs to be considered. Lack of clarity in InfoSec policies can lead to catastrophic damages which cannot be recovered. Security policies are tailored to the specific mission goals.

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5 Reasons Why NIS2 Directive Preparation Should Start Now, Part One: Audits Take Time

Ivanti

You should be ready for it, as there are high fines and sanctions for non-compliance. Map your existing policies, procedures and controls to the directive's requirements and see where to improve or update them. You probably heard about the European Union’s updated Network and Information Security Directive (NIS2). Think twice.

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5 More Ways to Improve the Security of Your Business

Kaseya

Small and midsize businesses (SMBs) have become a common target of cybercriminals, mainly because of their lack of resources and limited IT budgets. Companies can take a big hit to their reputation, incur heavy non-compliance costs, and might even have to shut their doors permanently.

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