Global Vodafone survey shows strong cyber security helps businesses to grow
ALICE SMITH
A new cyber security report from Vodafone, Cyber Security: The Innovation Accelerator, highlights a strong link between how cyber security is used and business success, with 86 per cent of high-growth companies[1] seeing information security as an enabler of new business opportunities, rather than simply a means of defence.
Despite prioritizing privileged access management, a majority of enterprises fail to prevent the abuse or misuse of privileged credentials
PHOENIX: BeyondTrust has announced its annual Privileged Access Management survey which identified the "Five Deadly Sins of Privileged Access Management,” and how they prevent organizations from effectively protecting sensitive information.
When it comes to single sign-on and storing their personal data, subscribers trust mobile operators ahead of Facebook and Google
REDWOOD CITY, CA: Independent research conducted in the US and UK on behalf of Openwave Mobility, a software innovator enabling operators to manage and monetize mobile traffic, has found that the majority of mobile subscribers (76%) welcome help from mobile operators who can offer them sign-ins for apps and services.
Even more positively, the study found that people trust mobile operators second only to online banks when it comes to storing their personal data. This includes username/password, location, internet browsing habits, buying habits, and address. Subscribers trust their mobile operator more than social networks, search engines and government intelligence services.
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