US EditionThree security concerns that should be on every CIO’s radar
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[Digital Daily Reporter Minji Choi] Interest in cybersecurity is growing due to the recent SK Telecom hacking incident. Cyber threats go beyond technical issues and can determine the survival of companies, and can even become national and social risks. Furthermore, the emergence of new innovative technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), cloud, and quantum computing heralds unpredictable cyber threats. Accordingly, cybersecurity is als…
Three security concerns that should be on every CIO’s radar
It’s no secret the ever-evolving threat landscape is an increasing concern for IT leaders. Security management was named as the number one area of focus for CIOs this year, according to Foundry’s 2025 State of the CIO report. However, businesses now have an opportunity to seamlessly strengthen their defences with Windows 11’s built-in tools and HP Wolf Security. Windows 11 provides solid baseline security not just through established features li…
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