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Employee kidnap: Should HR be worried? - Vimarsana News

Employee kidnap: Should HR be worried?

Employee kidnap: Kidnap and ransom are on the rise, according to some predictions. How should HR prepare for such eventualities?

OPI announces cybercrime webinar | OPI - Office Products International - Vimarsana News

OPI announces cybercrime webinar | OPI - Office Products International

An OPI webinar in September will help participants better understand and respond to the growing threat of cybercrime. According to the Allianz Risk Barometer 2022, cyber threat is the number one risk to global business. With an expanding list of companies affected by high-impact attacks – and as the financial and operational impacts of ransomware

Source: opi.net
OPI Webinars – Cyber Crime – how to protect yourself and your business | OPI - Vimarsana News

OPI Webinars – Cyber Crime – how to protect yourself and your business | OPI

Cyber threat is the number one risk to global business, according to the Allianz Risk Barometer 2022. Cyber extortionists are becoming increasingly emboldened, and it is now more a matter of “when” than “if” an organisation gets hit. With an expanding list of companies affected by high-impact attacks - and as the financial and operational

Source: opi.net
Iconic Shanghai sights go dark as drought hits power supply - Vimarsana News

Iconic Shanghai sights go dark as drought hits power supply

Power cuts elsewhere in China have also hit major manufacturers of cars and smartphones.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Taiwan tensions force multinationals to rethink China risk - Vimarsana News

Taiwan tensions force multinationals to rethink China risk

Companies are drawing up contingency plans for a potential Sino-US conflict that could be the ‘next Ukraine’.

Source: afr.com