Advertisers are expected to lose $100 million a day to digital ad fraud in the next five years, what preventive approach that business can take to protect themselves?
With number of remote workers growing, companies need to re-think their security policies to make the employees’ homes a safe, sustainable and productive work environment to work in.
Focusing on data quality rather than quantity means companies can drive better business outcomes, remain in compliance with privacy regulations, and prove to consumers that they respect their privacy.
Organizations should be wary of the security risks posed by AR technology with growth in usage for lowering operational costs, increasing productivity and streamlining processes.
With data centers accounting for $400 billion of data breaches annually, companies should start thinking about de-risking the infrastructure by investing in cloud data management and people.
By implementing an employee monitoring strategy that is inherently GDPR-equivalent to privacy, your organization will be better prepared for future data privacy obligations.
With number of cyberattacks climbing, having a cyber insurance with the appropriate coverage can make a difference between a company surviving an incident and shutting down because of it.
Fraudsters are taking advantage of recent increased use of marketplace platforms to run cybercrime, what can you do to prevent yourself from becoming victim of identity theft?
Ownership and control of intellectual property are becoming increasingly important as data intensive technologies like AI, blockchain, IoT and Cloud continue to grow rapidly.
Intelligent chatbots are growing in popularity as they can reduce potential system vulnerabilities by funneling communications through highly secure protocols.
