There’s no dispute that we are in the midst of a technology revolution. In a race to be the fastest and most profitable, businesses are implementing mobile device programs, cloud networking infrastructure and data integration software to meet their clients’ needs and demands.
Efficiencies created have transformed the way we do business—for example, aggregating data for marketing purposes, signing off on purchase orders from your mobile device or using your portable laptop to bring large volumes of data with you to a meeting—but the risks associated with managing this new technology can be overwhelming. The media’s frequent coverage of data breaches provides little comfort to customers who have had their personally identifiable information (PII) stolen. However, data breaches are just one component of the new wave of technological risks facing businesses.
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