Category: IT Security

When should a business consider upgrading its IT support service?

Posted on May 15, 2015May 15, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

For the modern world and new generation, it’s impossible to imagine a world working normally without computers and IT services. IT applications have revolutionized every sphere of life. The evolution of IT applications for business is still on and the number will definitely grow higher in future considering the increasing dependence on IT. Small or large, a business that has adapted to the modern technical tools to keep up with the pace of development will never miss the opportunity to enjoy additional edge over their competitors in the market.

Windows 10 will hit general availability in ‘late July”

Posted on April 24, 2015April 23, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

Basically official since April 2014, and revealed to skip 9 branding last September in an effort to drastically alter everything 8 and

A ‘pro-active’ approach towards Cyber Security

Posted on April 15, 2015April 15, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

Nothing is safe in the cyber space today. When it comes to dealing with cyber threats, there is certainly nothing better that having a full plan of security measures in place to avoid threats. Since, it can get more expensive than laying out security measures to mend the way back post a hack.

Singapore companies spending 23% IT budget on computer security

Posted on March 5, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

IT security breaches reached an all new high in 2014, and the world became most conscious after the iCloud and Sony hacks. The Sony hack, which is considered the worst cyber-attack in the US’s corporate history, has had a direct impact on almost all IT companies around the world; who are gearing up to making massive spending on IT security.

Cloud Security Scanner will scan common WEB APP flaws for you

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

With corporate, small and large businesses are shifting to cloud computing services, the security concerns are growing considering the bulk amount of data stored in clouds. Moreover, ‘Big Data’ is vulnerable to hacks as we had witnessed in last year’s huge blows to Sony and Home Depot.

Google Invites Google Apps Customers to Try Inbox

Posted on February 24, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

Google announced that it will extend Inbox, its redesigned Gmail experience, to enterprise customers using its Google Apps service. In

Explore the brighter scope for CLOUD SERVICE brokering in 2015

Posted on February 20, 2015February 19, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

A couple of years ago, the concept of cloud computing was an abstract idea, waiting to get acceptance and understanding of how it works, but in 2015, it has outshines almost every other IT advancement. Now, the business leaders, large and small, see it clearly that the future of e-commerce and service delivery is inevitably dependent on the cloud computing models – Public, Hybrid, and Private.

Top Seven Priorities for IT in 2015

Posted on February 20, 2015February 20, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

2015 is shaping to have a similar focus on security.
IT security will continue to be top of mind for companies of all sizes.

Tips to plan efficient security for your data in the CLOUD

Posted on February 19, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

As an inevitable event, the IT world has entered into a new era of Big Data or what we call cloud computing. It’s one of the revolutionary advancement in the field of IT after mainframe computers and internet. The corporate businesses; small and large, everyone is looking forward to enjoy the bliss of cloud. On the other hand, same businesses, manufacturers and service providers will be eyeing to utilize the advance statistical function of cloud on huge amount of data to improve their relationship and communication with the consumers.

Hybrid Cloud: The Best of Both Worlds blog series by Joe Weinman

Posted on February 13, 2015 by Ng Wei Khang

The cloud computing is trending in the IT world and it’ll only gain more momentum in the upcoming future. Cloud computing is similar to the broader concept of Converged infrastructure and shared services and it relies on sharing of resources for the attainment of coherence and economies of scale. An electric grid exemplifies this concept aptly. The utility and consumption of computing resources has taken a revolutionary form.