Cybercriminals are continuously spreading their wings to explore new technologies by developing new kinds of ransomware to Artificial-Intelligence-based deep fakes. Every day, cybercriminals are finding new ways to hack established systems, such as Linux. It is estimated that the percentage of successful cyber-attacks on businesses will decrease, but not any below pre-pandemic levels.

A business is always at risk due to its 24/7 customer support, marketing campaigns, and pitching countless emails thanks to third parties tracking your day-to-day history without getting noticed. Around 43% of cyber-attacks are aimed at small business but only 14% of them are prepared to defend themselves against such attacks. Therefore, for businesses to be safe, it is necessary to consider cyber security for protection against cyber-attacks.

Developing a mobile app can be quite challenging,  if you have never done it before. However, as the saying, “Practice makes a man perfect” and so does work if you are following a guideline. There is no set of perfect guidelines but since we are in the field of software services, we have identified some of the best practices for you to keep in mind before starting the development process.

Cybersecurity is the process of protecting and recovering computer systems, networks or devices from any kind of cyber-attack. Today, cyberattacks are increasing at an exponential rate posing danger to your sensitive data because attackers are using social engineering combined with artificial intelligence to evade data security controls.

Business Intelligence (BI) contains strategies and technologies that are used by enterprises for data analysis and management of business information. BI tools are capable of handling large amounts of structured and unstructured information to help identify, develop and create new strategic business possibilities. The main goal of these tools is to allow easy interpretation of these data and identify opportunities for business along with a competitive market analysis for taking strategic decisions.

Business Intelligence (BI) is a combination of analytics, data mining, visualizations, tools and infrastructure that helps organizations in making data-driven decisions. In the 1960’s, business intelligence was considered as a tool for sharing information across organizations. However, in the 1980’s it developed into a computer-model for decision-making, which turned data into insights before becoming a specific offering with IT-related specific solutions.