Webinar Finding Security TalentA study from late 2019 found that the shortage of data security talent in 2020 was a concern for 91.3% of businesses. Today, in the midst of […]
VENZA has timely tools for hoteliers during the COVID-19 crisis.
Assuming what worked in the past will work in the future has always been risky. During this current crisis, our experts will assess “The 5 Must-Haves” of the past. Are they relevant today? Are there other cybersecurity budget line items that should now be ranked as “must-haves”? And how much should organizations budget for these necessary solutions?
VENZA provides the MSP Emergency Remote Monitoring & Management Solution for your remote staff. Maintaining data protection and/or fixing issues is more difficult with remote staff. Let VENZA MSP do it.
VENZA is providing free training on COVID-19 from the experts and has put what hoteliers need to know into concise training modules for your staff.
The effects of the coronavirus are devastating but beyond this, the outbreak has created an advantageous situation for cybercriminals. Feeding on the public anxiety and preying on victims with scare tactics cyber-criminals are creating calls to action to entice an ill-advised click.
What is the single biggest misconception on why GDPR does affect hotels in the US? I’ve heard people say: “I don’t have hotels in Europe so it doesn’t affect me?” […]
What are the 10 Steps to a more secure hotel? Daniel Johnson, Partner/co-Founder of VENZA gives hoteliers the high-level points of securing your properties and what you need to consider when managing data protection risks.
One of the best parts of traveling is exploring new places. Experiencing the sights, sounds, and smells can be fun and exciting. But with any journey, your outcome can be determined by how well you prepare. Taking precautions during your trip can not only ensure your safety but make your trip a much more enjoyable experience.
Self-preservation is arguably the strongest behavioral motivator. But as data protection emerges more and more in the news and as fines are levied against big brands like Marriott/Starwood Hotels will data breaches become a primary concern for business leaders?