12.15.20 -- Why Have Pay-At-The-Table Solutions Failed U.S. Restaurants?

Hackers know a successful attack on a retailer can give them access to the data of thousands or even millions of payment cardholders. Cybercriminals can sell that data for a tidy profit to other criminals on the dark web who use it for fraud, identity theft, and phishing attacks.

Cybersecurity is a lot like military strategy. Both involve a battle of wills between adversaries that includes the use of force. It’s no wonder why cybersecurity practices often borrow from military tactics.

While the number of cyberattacks on POS systems has been on the rise of late, taking a proactive approach can help you protect your merchant’s business and their customers from would-be hackers.

Phishing has been around for ages and continues to be one of the most common threats that businesses and home users face today. But it’s not like we haven’t all been hearing about the dangers of phishing for years. So why do people still click?

This paper takes a closer look at why infrastructure innovation and standards development is important to the creation of fast and efficient IT network infrastructure.

CompTIA's Smart Cities Advisory Council has identified these four critical skills needed for successfully implementing smart cities solutions. Check out this infographic to discover these critical skills along with other hard skills, soft skills, and management skills.

All for One Group is growing on multiple fronts. In addition to its sales team targeting net new sales, the SAP partner with subsidiaries in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland established a customer success management team to connect its base of more than 2,500 regular customers with the full range of products and services in its portfolio.