Despite the slow economic growth, today's business cycles are becoming more rapid, which in turn forced enterprises to find new ways to stay relevant and adapt to the ever-changing business environments.
Twenty years ago today, the Philippines was connected to the global Internet at the ?First Philippine Email Conference? in Cebu. This very title reminds us of what the expectations were at the time and emphasizes how far we?ve come since then.
In the world we live in today, any type of downtime even a brief one can make the headline and would definitely create a negative image for a business.
Consolidating backup and recovery systems across the organization is the highway to efficiencies in costs, risk management and performance for business continuity.
We are re-publishing the recollections of the early days of the Internet in the Philippines by the people who were there to witness history unfold. These posts first appeared in the 20PHNET Facebook page, which was created to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Internet in the country on March 29.
Investigations into these attacks have revealed that point-of-sale (POS) terminals at the retail chains had been infected with ?RAM scraping? tools, which enabled credit card data and other account information to be intercepted and stolen by the attackers.
Today?s enterprise computing solutions must be flexible enough to adapt to the changing needs of a customer?s business environment while delivering continued value over time.
According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, credit card fraud is the most common form of consumer fraud. Online monitoring of your credit card transactions can help keep you from becoming a fraud victim and a statistic.
