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"Organisations must approach cybersecurity with a completely different mindset. Practices considered good enough in the recent past are no longer sufficient.”>>

The channel’s optimism is bolstered to some degree by forecasts for global IT spending of more than $5 trillion this year, according to CompTIA.>>

CompTIA responds to the recent large scale ransomeware attack by forming a Rapid Response Team and making CompTIA ISAO resources publicly available.>>

CompTIA finds help desk responsibilities are broadening as AI, cybersecurity, remote working, and cloud computing becoming more prevalent.>>

"The key to a successful deployment is asking the right questions and understanding what’s involved before making any investments.">>

The new body will be co-chaired by Tech Data director of security solutions Tracy Holtz, and Alvaka Networks chief operating officer and chief information security officer Kevin McDonald.>>

Private sector business and defense organisations alike rely on CompTIA Security+ to build cybersecurity skills among their frontline cyber defenders.>>

“The building of digital skills has never been more important and there is an abundance of opportunities for those looking to take their career further within the ICT field.">>

Overall, the events that have taken place the previous few months have thrown businesses plans into hyper speed, including for cybersecurity. >>

Rcomptiaelationships between technology companies and the partners they rely on to sell, refer and consult on their products and services are evolving from alliances dominated by vendors to true partnerships.>>

The new resource is designed to help technology solution providers, managed services providers (MSPs) and other organisations searching for critical cybersecurity threat intelligence. >>

The survey shows technology companies are continuing to see customer interest in cybersecurity, cloud computing and other areas.>>

New research from GlobalData has revealed the extent to which IT vendors have wrestled with layoffs, pay cuts and furloughs - and more pain is on the horizon, according to the company.>>

CompTIA has unveiled its annual list of emerging technologies ranked by the ability to generate new business and revenues.>>

Almost two-thirds of CompTIA member company executives surveyed believe that business may start to get back on track by August. >>

The executives come from all areas of the IT industry and will have the overall focus of promoting the business value of the IT channel for the broader technology industry.>>

The council is charged with identifying business opportunities and developing innovative content to accelerate the adoption of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies.>>

“An organisation that is unprepared for an attack can face devastating consequences.">>

The new exam applies behavioural analytics to the cybersecurity market and emphasises the significance of a security professional’s ability to proactively defend and continuously improve the overall state of organisational security.>>

“This is a great advancement for our global certification program. We’re extremely pleased to work with our longtime partner Pearson VUE to deliver online testing to candidates around the world.”>>

The COVID-10 outbreak has seen remote working shift from being a business perk to the new way of life for many employees and businesses across the world. >>

IT and tech industry forum CompTIA has created an interactive online forum dedicated to serving technology firms and workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.>>

“There is great interest from managed service providers and other organisations to be part of an information-sharing body dedicated to cybersecurity, the global MSP community and its customers.” >>

The free resource, called My IT Path, is designed to provide a personalised and interactive experience for anyone learning about careers in the field.>>