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Luzon on lockdown: How Filipino tech leaders are responding

Three technology leaders outline COVID-19 response efforts following government-mandated lockdown measures in the Philippines, sharing key challenges and best practices.

The CIO’s coronavirus playbook: 7 tips for surviving the crisis

Don't let the coronavirus crisis cripple your company. Follow this CIO survival guide to the pandemic.

Briefing the board on security: Put data in the driver’s seat

Skip the scare tactics and cultivate u201ctech championsu201d among your board directors via data-driven stories and cybersecurity scorecards.

Business continuity: Coronavirus crisis puts CIOs’ plans to the test

As the Coronavirus pandemic spreads, CIO have the perfect opportunity to brush up on business continuity planning as they strategize their response.

COVID-19’s impact on the enterprise and remote work

COVID-19’s impact on the enterprise and remote work

With the COVID-19 virus forcing people to stay at home, many enterprises suddenly have to support an entirely remote workforce. IDG influencers shared advice about how IT leaders can handle this new dynamic and the technology required during a recent

7 key findings from Cisco’s CISO benchmark study

Understanding the state of security in 2020.

3 things you should know about cloud security in 2020

The cloud computing market is poised to be worth $623 billion by 2025. Still, despite all the excitement about its benefits, there are downsides.

Posture management: Cloud security tools rise in wake of breaches

Capital Oneu2019s breach highlighted the pressing need for IT leaders to shore up misconfiguration errors. Thatu2019s where cloud security posture management and other tools come into play, experts say.

2020 State of the CIO survey highlights Asian priorities

New IDG research highlights the business and technology priorities of CIOs during the next 12 months, with four core themes emerging in Asia Pacific.

How CIOs in SE Asia are combating coronavirus through business continuity

As the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread across the world, organisations are closing offices, mandating remote working and reviewing corporate travel policies. In response, CIOs across ASEAN are building out enhanced business continuity plans.