Hybrid cloud platform brings a new level of complexity, which comes with its own set of challenges. How can we best utilize a cloud approach while staying ahead of challenges such as data residency compliance?
How many privacy policy and terms of use agreements have you just clicked 'Accept' without giving a second thought? Sadly, you gave up plenty by doing so.
The pace of cross-industry fraud is accelerating and becoming more costly and this is exacerbating the identity theft problem. New fraud study from LexisNexis reports that 84% of organizations had been the victim of cross-industry fraud.
CBDCs raise some concerns around data privacy and security that can’t be overlooked: a system where all data is stored in a central location creates one point of failure, leading to concerns around potential data breaches.
The legal battle between Facebook-owned WhatsApp and the Indian government is a bit of a high-stakes game of chess determining both global consumer privacy and the sovereignty of tech companies to build such privacy on their own platforms.
As businesses grapple with the GDPR fines and repercussions of non-compliance, it is crucial to identify and avoid the three common mistakes that have landed countless organizations in hot water.
As much as AI has generated excitement about the efficiencies it is creating for businesses, AI is also presenting unique challenges in the area of data privacy and security. Although still in its infancy, AI privacy litigation continues to rise as the pool of defendants diversifies and regulation intensifies.
Crypto mining malware is now the weapon of choice for hackers worldwide. The skyrocketing prices of cryptocurrencies is driving the scale of cryptojacking attacks, and can mean very lucrative profits ranging from hundreds of dollars to twenty thousand dollars per month. Victims now include Tesla and the UK government.
By improving your overall security profile and demonstrating a low risk profile, you’ll be able to negotiate lower cyber insurance premiums and enjoy long-term savings.
Telcos have their sights set on mining the rich data they gather from customers in order to increase revenues gathered by selling that data to media buyers. However, it’s an approach that they need to consider carefully. Increased regulation and scrutiny by authorities means that they can no longer simply use (or sell) consumer data in any way they see fit.
