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4 tips to improve employee experiences while maintaining security and governance

CIO Business Intelligence

As more individuals use browser-based apps to get their work done, IT leaders need to provide seamless access to corporate apps and tools while minimizing security risks. How can organizations improve employee experiences without compromising necessary governance and security controls? Here are their top tips.

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Federal Government Signals Interest In Several Key Leading Edge Technologies

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One of the federal government’s key procurement arms, the General Services Administration (GSA), has released a survey to the tech community in the form of a request for information asking a few simple questions regarding the experience of their vendor base. Application Streaming / Virtualization. By Bob Gourley.

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Generative AI: Balancing security with innovation

CIO Business Intelligence

Whether it’s deep fakes or simply more sophisticated phishing attempts, AI is making it easier to steal identities and ramping up the need for more accurate, faster authentication. Visit Discover Technology to learn more about Discover’s approach to security, AI, reliability and more. Misinformation and manipulation of data.

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How to gain a five star security reputation in hospitality

CIO Business Intelligence

Indeed, hotel customers can now book their stay via the corporate website, online travel agencies, such as www.booking.com or www.expedia.com , or hotel applications on their smartphones – in addition to traditional payments at the payment terminal located at the front desk of the hotel. Four recommended steps in the PCI DSS v4.0

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Optimizing PCI compliance in financial institutions

CIO Business Intelligence

The CCA allows overarching enterprise functions and IT shared services to be assessed separately from the business unit’s products/applications that require PCI security compliance. How can implementing a CCA benefit financial institutions and their various business units in their quest for PCI security compliance?

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Robust remote access security for the utilities sector advances with Zero Trust

CIO Business Intelligence

Yet ironically, this activity also creates a security vulnerability. Creating a Zero Trust environment The Zero Trust model helps to create a full inventory of connected devices and informs security teams about any anomalous network behavior. Attacks against these entities aren’t theoretical.

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Moving beyond usernames and passwords

CIO Business Intelligence

In recent months, you may have noticed an uptick in two-factor and multi-factor authentication prompts, which are being used to verify consumer and business accounts. Implementing multi-factor authentication. Some companies use physical security keys for an additional layer of data protection.