Cyber Legality
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Equifax Gets Biggest ICO Fine Yet, Companies Warned
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced that the credit reference agency Equifax has received the highest fine yet for…
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Foxmeyer Drugs Failure & GBP 300M Hit: Enough to Take Cyber Risk Seriously?
As long ago as the late 1990’s IT project failure had the potential to be an extinction level event, even…
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2019 Cybersecurity Predictions from Dr Adrian Nish, BAE Systems
In businesses around the world, 2018 showed us that cyber security vulnerabilities continue to grow and evolve. The business impact…
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Make Your New Year’s Cyber Resolutions!
The New Year is a time to look forward, and also a time to reflect on the year just gone.…
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Social Engineering – Shoulder Surfing for the 21st Century
Biometric security is difficult to bypass. It requires the physical verification of an individual’s characteristics to authorize a login or some…
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Equifax Gets Biggest ICO Fine Yet, Companies Warned
The UK Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) announced that the credit reference agency Equifax has received the highest fine yet for…
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Why All the GDPR/CCPA Fuss? It’s Only an Email From Way Back
This may be true, but it is something to think about. When we talk of IT Security we need to think…
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Developers Should Stop Encouraging Risky User Behavior
With the life span of some of our favorite software being measured in decades, we feel affectionate towards the users…
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Product Vendor or Subcontractor: What Kind of Relationship Do You Have with Your Cloud Vendor?
It is a buyer’s market out there, with excellent offerings from both major and specialty prices at competitive pricing. Why…
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California Consumer Privacy Act: A Primer from Professor Eric Goldman, Santa Clara University School of Law
After a mere week of deliberations, the California legislature passed the Consumer Privacy Act (CPA), a sweeping, lengthy (10,000 words!),…
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