COMPLION | Digital Compliance Blog

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Digital Compliance Blog

SpotON – our blog around digital compliance in enterprises

SpotON – Digital Compliance

Read here regularly on selected topics, developments and news from the areas:

SAM & Cloud – use software legally compliant and cost-effective
IT Security & Threat Intelligence – protect the IT landscape effectively
Data & Digitization – manage digital assets across the lifecycle
Complion Insights – look behind the scenes of digital compliance consultants

03/07/2024

Mitarbeiterportrait: Roman Scholtysik

Our company is made up of people and we want to introduce them to you over the coming weeks and months. Today we're talking to Roman Scholtysik. We find out what COMPLION is all about for him, what his daily tasks are and what he does when he's not working on customer projects.

21/06/2024

The influence of artificial intelligence on IT asset management

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are on the rise and are becoming increasingly important. The new technologies are revolutionizing the IT world of companies and are on everyone's lips. The field of IT asset management is also affected by the rapid development of artificial intelligence. But what exactly is artificial intelligence?

12/06/2024

Joining COMPLION as a consultant - What can I expect and what do I bring to the table?

Are you a graduate or just starting your career and wondering what your entry into working life with COMPLION might look like? In this blog post, we want to show you the specialist areas in which COMPLION is active and what the average workday looks like for a career starter. You will also get an insight into the development opportunities, and we will tell you which skills you should ideally already have in your toolbox if you want to join COMPLION.

05/06/2024

Phishing defense: Development of effective training programs for employees

Emails are the preferred gateway for malicious actors. A study by HP Wolf Security from the first quarter of the year shows that 53% of all attacks are carried out using email phishing to spread malware. The attackers are targeting the human "weak spot". How do I empower employees to recognize social engineering attacks and act correctly?