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The world is changing. People are no longer looking to be constrained by national borders either for living or work. These digital nomads and, increasingly, entrepreneurs want flexibility in what it means to be a citizen and how to create companies. It has led to many countries trying to create digital programmes for citizens, but […]

It is now 9 years since Estonia launched its e-residency programme. The initial goal was to attract entrepreneurs and digital nomads to this Northern European country. It has worked, and the programme continues to grow. To find out why someone would want to become an e-resident and open their own e-resident business, Enterprise Times talked […]

How do we improve our ability to detect attacks and secure the enterprise? It’s a question that has been exercising the C-Suite and security teams for years now. For many, the solution has been to keep buying new products and services in the hope it delivers that security they seek. Unfortunately, as we see on […]

Managed Detection and Response is one technology that should be in any organisations toolkit. To understand why, Enterprise Times talked with Richard Ford, Chief Technology Officer at Integrity360. A seasoned veteran of the cybersecurity business, he has seen many a tool come and go and multiple shifts in how we approach the problem of securing […]

AI and automation were top of the agenda for Jitterbit’s annual EMEA MeetUp entitled ‘Integrate to Innovate: What Businesses Need to Know in the Age of Automation’. The global integration company gathered together leading SaaS executives and technologists from across Europe on 21st June for a one-day event in London to discuss the current state […]

Cloud economics is about scale, global reach and cost saving for most people. However, while the hyper scalers provide platforms that seem economic for organisations and software vendors, they introduce a layer of cost and their profits into the equation. Zoho chose another way. It has always looked to host its solutions without the help […]

Delivering IoT at scale is far from a simple task. It is a multi-faceted challenge covering deployment, security, communication and ongoing maintenance. When the industries you work with include utility companies, you also need to factor in regulatory needs. Enterprise Times recently sat down and spoke with Phil Beecher, President and CEO of the Wi-SUN […]

Privileged access management (PAM) has been a talking point for decades in the IT industry. The risks of getting it wrong have been disastrous for many companies. So why are we still struggling to make sense of PAM, and what needs to be done to improve how we use it? To get some answers to […]

What is the future of infrastructure in the Enterprise? What does the future look like for the IT function? These are two of the issues that Enterprise Times discussed with Brett Diamond, the CEO of 11:11 Systems, in this podcast. The pandemic acted as a catalyst for change, with companies racing to digitise their organisations […]

As the quantity of data that organisations have continues to grow, so does the need for quality and trust in that data. But how do organisations get that quality and trust? How do they enrich it to make it more usable? How do we deal with the complexity that comes with the volume of data […]

How do we move from network observability to proactive monitoring? It has been a challenge for most network teams for decades. One of the problems network teams face is the vast volume of data they deal with and the lack of time and skills to interpret it. Two decades ago, that data was generally contained, […]

SIEM and SOAR are two of the key technologies in use across cybersecurity. Both have been around for a while now, so what can we expect as they evolve? That is the question we put to Jesper Zerlang, CEO of Logpoint, in our latest podcast. Logpoint is a European cybersecurity company that has found its […]

Organisations are overwhelmed with data, but many of them struggle to get the best from it. The problem is not just about the volume of data they have. There is a significant issue with how they unlock the data and make it available to their application platforms. Enterprise Times spoke with Richard Davies, UK, Country […]

What is crime theory? Why does it matter to cybersecurity? In particular, what can it teach us about reducing crime and how we rethink what we do as an industry? To get some answers, Enterprise Times talked with Charl van der Walt, Global Head of Security Research at Orange Cyberdefense about crime theory and how […]

What is a HEAT attack? To get the answer to that, Enterprise Times talked with Mark Guntrip, Senior Director of Cybersecurity Strategy at Menlo Security. Guntrip started by saying, “HEAT, because everyone in the security industry was always one acronym short of a full set. So we’re delivering that for them. Everyone’s got their bingo […]

Launched with Windows 2000, Active Directory has become the most deployed directory service around. Yet despite its 22-years of use, many organisations are worried about security. So where do you start to understand your risks and what can you do to solve them. Enterprise Times spoke with Mickey Bresman, CEO of Semperis, about AD and […]

Compliance requirements regularly change. For data teams, that creates significant challenges in making sure data is compliance-ready. It’s a non-trivial task. To understand more about the challenge, Enterprise Times spoke with Emily Washington, Senior Vice President of Product Management at Precisely. Washington has been in the data space for 20 years dealing with data and […]

Enterprise Times recently published a blog entitled “Silicon Fen or Silicon Fail? Securing the UK’s future in the tech race”, by Rob Nash, founder and MD of 4 Roads. It was a fascinating read. There is a huge challenge for UK businesses to find new talent with the appropriate training to work in the software […]

Digitalisation is impacting all aspects of our lives, particular the way we work, rest and play. It has also become a major disruptive force especially for the payments industry – the glue that binds eCommerce. Enterprise Times spent met up with Stephen Ferry, Managing Director of Pay360 to discuss the relationship between payments and digitisation. […]

Starting a data project can be a little like finding a needle in a haystack while wearing boxing gloves and being blindfolded. To get a better idea of how to get started, Enterprise Times talked with David Woods, Senior Vice President for Strategic Services at Precisely. Enterprise Times began by asking how often people were […]

There’s a shift in consumer behaviour which is likely to have a massive impact in the way retailers, brands and online merchants engage customers in the future. Brightpearl’s new report, ‘Tis the season to be Scaleable’ highlights the increasing popularity of online spending in non-traditional channels. This includes channels such as TikTok, WhatsApp, Twitch and […]

Application Programming Languages (APIs) are key to organisations digital transformation projects. Those companies that have successful digital transformation projects end up with a frictionless environment. But for that to happen, the APIs need to support that frictionless approach. Unfortunately, not all APIs are the same, and not all organisations are successful. To understand what companies [&...

Incident Response planning is complex but essential for when that cyberattack happens because the odds are increasing that it will happen. The problem for most organisations is that they see this as a purely technical issue. As such, responsibility is passed to the IT team to prepare, test and deliver in a disaster. But is […]

Enterprise Times spoke with Mark Robinson, co-founder of Kimble Applications. He has worked in the professional services industry for around 30 years and has seen previous recessions and their impact on professional services firms. Robinson shares what he has learnt from talking to professional services leaders across the globe about their top three challenges . […]

Active Directory is a prime target for cybercriminals because getting control can give them access to all your corporate assets. Given that, it might seem reasonable that companies are spending a lot of time protecting it. Unfortunately, while many organisations think they are doing enough, the reality is that too many leave their Active Directory […]