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ISACA releases “Configuration Management: Using COBIT 5” to help businesses manage change

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Change can cause business disruptions, inefficiencies and financial losses. Proper configuration management (CM) reduces the risk of malfunctions and increases efficiency during times of IT-related change. To help enterprises implement effective CM, global IT association ISACA has released a new guide, Configuration Management: Using COBIT 5.

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Commuter study reveals commuters regularly connect to free, unsecure Wi-Fi services during their daily journey, putting personal and company data at risk every week.

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