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How Developers Can Help Secure the Digital Fortress

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By Daniel Shugrue, Daniel worked, IoT security, James Luan
| The New Stack Verified
In the days before the internet, background checks were the only things needed to adequately protect an enterprise’s most critical digital assets. Mainframes and their databases resided in dark rooms, and their backup tapes were locked in vaults. The only way data could go missing was if a person walked out with a rather large nine-track tape.
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Navigating the Wild: Application Threat Industry Report

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By Daniel Shugrue, Daniel worked, IoT security, Richard MacManus Verified
| The New Stack Verified
Applications have transcended the confines of controlled environments and have ventured “into the wild” beyond the creators’ grasp. While applications within firewalls have been a staple for decades, the proliferation of smartphones ushered in an era where countless apps, driven by platforms like those introduced by Apple and Google, now exist outside these controlled networks.
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Securing what you can’t see: how to make your work-from-home contact centre as safe as houses

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By Daniel Harding Verified, Daniel worked
| Security Solutions Magazine Verified
Allowing agents to work from home has plenty of advantages, so long as you take steps to reduce the risk of data compromise, writes MaxContact Director – Australia Operations, Daniel Harding Did the COVID crisis force you to introduce remote working arrangements for your company’s contact centre? If so, you’re far from alone. The pandemic lockdowns of 2020 and 2021 saw scores of Australian organisations racing to find ways to enable their agents to log on from the home office.
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