Security
SECURING THE FUTURE
Greg Clarke, group product manager for QBS Software discusses how collaboration is key for cybersecurity technology selection.
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n an age where digital transformation is driving business success through enhanced collaboration and increased efficiencies,
robust IT security is becoming imperative to organisations as they attempt to protect their assets and critical infrastructure. Heightened dependency on cloud
infrastructure coupled with stringent regulatory requirements, and increasing complex cyberattacks have made IT security a critical priority for organisations of all sizes. Confused by the plethora of cybersecurity
solutions, businesses require specialist partners to ensure they select the right product for their needs. By choosing a value-added- reseller (VAR), solutions integrator (SI) or managed service provider (MSP), in addition to a product delivery company such as QBS Soſtware, organisations are handheld through the process and benefit from prior due diligence on tried and tested products.
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Addressing compliance pain points Te digital landscape is in a constant state of flux, with new threats emerging every day. From ransomware attacks and data breaches to phishing schemes and insider threats, businesses face a multitude of risks that can compromise their operations, reputation, and bottom line. Te implementation of regulations such as ISO27001, NIS 2, and Cyber Essentials Plus underscores the critical importance of maintaining robust security postures. Tese standards provide frameworks for managing sensitive company information so that it remains secure, mandating rigorous processes and protocols. • ISO27001 Compliance: Tis international standard is a cornerstone for information security management systems (ISMS). It requires organisations to implement a systematic approach to managing sensitive company information, involving people,
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