As organizations realize that there is no such of a thing as being “fully protected” from a cyberattack, what are the tactices and steps to improve and get an edge in the cyber security arms race?
With the pandemic accelerating digital transformation, there has also been a surge in fraudulent activity as threat actors are exploiting newly remote operations. In today’s digital world, knowing your customer is more critical than ever before.
With people being the weakest links in cyber attacks, why are companies not focusing on cyber security awareness training for their employees or making them more effective?
By putting TraceTogether’s data terms in context and increasing their transparency with citizens, the government has an opportunity to win back citizens’ trust and even become an exporter of data privacy best practices.
A Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) can play an important role in GDPR compliance. It can serve as a centralized point for all data collection and analysis, and offer intelligent insights into malicious behavior so you can be alerted of security incidents before they become an impactful data breach.
Navigating the regulatory and best practices compliance can be a daunting task for even the most experienced person.
Remote work has changed how teams operate. Cybersecurity teams need flexible, scalable solutions to verify users are who they say. Digital signatures are an ideal solution.
Accidental injuries remain a top reason for deaths in the US. Even in cities like Birmingham, where the population is...
Living in the age of Big Data, consumers are slowly awakening half in doubt regarding the ownership of the data which they generated. As more enterprises start utilising user-generated data for so-called target marketing, more consumers begin questioning about unfairness in sharing the profit earned by commercialising that data. This question motivates us to think about the essence of privacy. Is privacy just about the right to be let alone? Or might it include the right to sell the users' own data?
New, decentralized Web3 technologies stand to address virtually all concerns of the old internet, but there’s a catch. All too often these networks are still built upon legacy infrastructure, and, as such, are exposed to many of the same defects.
