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Americares Selects Unit4’s Next-Generation ERPx
Unit4, a leader in enterprise cloud applications for mid-market services organizations, today announced that Americares is the first global non-profit to select Unit4 ERPx, delivering a new standard of efficiency and effectiveness.
Read more...Could Your Company Be Cloud Jacked
According to Dark Reading, cyber criminals have a new target, the cloud. Your company could be cloud jacked.
Those with their finger on the pulse of emerging cybersecurity threats are already aware that there's a new danger in town: cloud jacking.
Read more...Is the Cloud Dooming the Mainframe
Will the cloud bring the end of mainframe computers, reports Forbes.
If you use a bank account, the healthcare system, various government services and insurance, then there’s a pretty good chance that the transactions were processed through mainframes.
Read more...Schools Moving to Cloud
According to CIO, higher education institutions are moving their computing to the cloud.
When it comes to capitalizing on the latest computing technologies, higher education institutions have always been at the front of the class.
Read more...Multi-Factor Authentication Isn't Stopping Criminals
According to ThreatPost, cybercriminals are able to bypass multi-factor authentication to attack cloud services across the U.S.
The Feds are warning that cybercriminals are bypassing multi-factor authentication (MFA) and successfully attacking cloud services at various U.S. organizations.
Read more...The Cloud in Your Car
With 5G and other technology becoming more available cars may soon bring the cloud into cars, reports Axios.
The notion of the car as a "computer on wheels" is moving past the realm of hype and closer to reality, which will transform the driving experience and improve road safety, too.
Read more...Misconfigurations Open Pathways for Thieves
According to Security Intelligence, misconfigurations are often the gateway thieves need to get into your data.
Working in the cloud has many advantages. But to handle your information safely, you should know how to defend against the common problem of misconfigurations leaving cloud data open to thieves.
Read more...Defense Department Loses Control of Cloud
The Defense department’s cloud computing will be taken over by the Defense Information Systems Agency, reports FCW.
The Defense Information Systems Agency is taking over the department's cloud office by the end of January, the agency's director said.
Read more...PPP for the Cloud?
Businesses have relied on the cloud to keep their employees working via the cloud, now it may be possible for them to use PPP funds to pay for it, reports CIO Dive.
As businesses upped cloud reliance to support remote work last year, IT departments reassessed budget allocations. For small businesses, a PPP loan could help clean up and streamline software infrastructure.
Read more...Municipalities are Moving to Cloud
Mid-sized cities and counties have been slow to migrate to the cloud, but after this spring’s pandemic push for remote work, more are making it a priority, reports Gov Tech.
Compared to the nation’s largest metro areas, mid-size cities and counties have been slower to adopt cloud. That’s changing now.
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