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Twenty-two percent of software installed on computers in the UK in 2015 was not properly licensed, a drop of two percentage points since 2013, according to the latest Global Software Survey from BSA | The Software Alliance. Continuar leyendo

Despite recent improvements, the widespread use of unlicensed software exposes European businesses to cyber threats and risks jeopardizing the objectives of the recently adopted Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive, according to the new Global Software Survey from BSA | The Software Alliance, Seizing Opportunity Through License Compliance. Continuar leyendo

Computer users in Malaysia are using unlicensed software at an alarming rate, despite the link between unlicensed software and cyberattacks, according to the new Global Software Survey from BSA | The Software Alliance. Continuar leyendo

Computer users in the Asia-Pacific region use unlicensed software at an alarming rate, despite being well aware of the associated cybersecurity dangers. The findings come from Seizing Opportunity Through License Compliance, the new 2016 Global Software Survey from BSA | The Software Alliance. Continuar leyendo