Security Culture
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Cyber Security
Debating Ethics: Dignity and Respect in Data-driven Life
The 40th International Conference of Data Protection and Privacy Commissioners is taking place this fall in Brussels, Belgium from 22nd…
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Cyber Legality
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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Cyber Legality
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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Cyber Security
Cybersecurity Awareness on the Final Frontier
With increasing numbers of either theoretical or actual exploits of everything from phones to appliances to cars to medical devices,…
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Cyber Security
Analyzing the $1.5 Trillion Cybercrime Economy
Bromium sponsored Into the Web of Profit report makes an interesting read (blog post here, free registration required to download…
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Cyber Legality
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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Cyber Security
Not Just Your Data, Cryptominers Can Steal Your System Capacity Too
Cryptocurrencies, especially the more mature ones, face a challenge. Most, if not all, of the easy mining has been done…
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Cyber Security
Why Security for IoT Products Must Be Built In?
TechRepublic had an interview with John Wechsler, the founder of Indiana IoT Lab. He emphasized that security must be included…
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Security Culture
Was the First IT Data Breach Recorded as Far Back as 1962?
This article explores the history, and some of the shortcomings, of computer passwords. It also sheds light on what may…
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Cyber Legality
The Right to be Forgotten Isn’t an Absolute Right
Yes, the GDPR regulation is an important advancement in the legislation around the protection and privacy of individuals. No, I…
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