Exciting News! We're proud to announce that Xtreme Networks has joined the New Zealand Security Association (NZSA), NZ’s premier industry body representing the security sector. This membership reflects our ongoing commitment to maintaining the highest standards of security and professional excellence. The NZSA's focus on industry capability, regulatory compliance, and continuous improvement aligns perfectly with our mission to provide world-class, secure data centre services to New Zealand businesses. At Xtreme Networks, we've always prioritised: - Robust physical security measures - 24/7 monitoring and access control - Comprehensive disaster recovery planning - Professional facility management - Stringent compliance standards By joining NZSA, we're reinforcing our dedication to delivering secure, reliable, and professional data centre services while contributing to the advancement of security standards across New Zealand's technology sector. Looking forward to collaborating with fellow NZSA members and continuing to serve our clients with even greater capability and expertise! 💪 #DataCentre #Cybersecurity #NZTech #NZSA #XtremeNetworks #SecurityExcellence #NZBusiness
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👀READ BETWEEN THE LINES: There's a storm coming; be more resilient. I had the pleasure of attending Bridget Walshe's cyber threat briefing, based on CCCS's recently published National Cyber Threat Assessment ISACA Vancouver Chapter's event last week. There were several trends for Canadian businesses to consider, but one that stood out to me: 🔭 Trend 5: Dual-use commercial services are in the digital crossfire 👁️🗨️ CONTEXT: - Governments and militaries around the world use commercial telecommunication and technology services, along with their proprietary infrastructure - Regional conflicts are escalating and infrastructure is and will continue to be targeted (submarine cables, satellites, CSPs, popular SW/HW, critical infrastructure) 👍 MY TAKE: Be prepared for business interruption - Technology enabled businesses (everyone at this point?), should recognize dependencies on 3rd party services and the increasing exposure to becoming collateral damage - Review and inventory business systems - Ask internally what happens to the business when X is offline? - Explore how to reduce your exposure and increase resiliency such as high-availability architectures, (good) data backup capabilities and if the businesses can operation manually, in a degraded state. #cybersecurity #businessresiliency #darkfutures
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