Data Breach
How to Protect Your Customers (and Your Brand) From Data Breaches
Data breaches can strike your business at any time. Knowing how to manage that crisis is essential.
8 Ways a Data Breach Could Take Out Your Company Tomorrow
If your company uses, collects, stores or relies on first-party data (and what successful company these days doesn't?), you face all kinds of security-related risks.
T-Mobile Says Data on Over 48 Million People Stolen by Hackers
The stolen data includes customer names, dates of birth, social security numbers, and driver's license information.
50 Things You Need To Know To Optimize Your Company's Approach to Data Privacy and Cybersecurity
Experts give their advice on how to best protect your company's data and sensitive information from cyber attacks.
Protect Your Company's Sensitive Emails With This End-to-End Encryption Service
The most secure email solution on the planet is on sale now.
Here's How to Check If Your Phone Number Was Leaked in the Massive Facebook Breach
Over the weekend, the personal data of more than 533 million Facebook users was published in a hacking forum.
Why Digital Adoption Deserves Center Stage
Finding the right technology is just the first step. For transformation to be a true success, you need to change cultures and mindsets.
Importance Of Data Security In the Digital Age
Effective accumulation of data, its management and ensuring safety is actively becoming a routine imperative for businesses, especially in the customer service industry
Report: Instacart Customer Data Is Being Sold on the Dark Web
Instacart denies there has been a breach of its servers, so where is the personal data coming from?
Reddit's CEO Explosively Describes TikTok as 'Parasitic' and 'Spyware'
The US government is scrutinizing TikTok's handling of user data closely, and many government agencies have banned their staff from using it because of its Chinese roots.
Researchers Can 'Steal Data' By Tracking a PC Monitor's Brightness
No network connection required.
Business Disruption Becoming Main Attack Objective For More Adversaries
According to a report by US-based cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, 36 per cent of all incidents it investigated in 2019 had business disruption as their main objective. These attacks were largely caused by ransomware, destructive malware or DoS attacks.
