Data security
Data privacy Uber’s challenge to balance driver safety with customer privacy
Margaret Bordelon can still feel the hands of the drunk man who tried to pull her in for a kiss at the …
Vulnerability What can we learn from the state of vulnerabilities in 2019?
Dima Bekerman and Sarit Yerushalmi, Security Research Managers at Imperva, reflect on the changes and trends in web application and database …
Insider access Five ways to tackle the insider threat
Richard Agnew, VP EMEA, Code42 discusses the threat employees of all levels pose to business security and how to tackle it. …
Breach Choice Hotels data breach: 700k data records lost to hackers
Leading US hotel group Choice Hotels suffered a major breach of customer records after unnamed hackers gained access to an …
Google Google brings Titan Security Keys to the UK, France, and Japan
Google has announced that it is introducing Titan Security Keys in the UK, Japan, Canada, and France after making the …
Healthcare 18% of healthcare organisations looking to move their data back on premises
Even though a majority of healthcare organisations are either storing all or a major share of their data in the …
Information Security How to tackle device authentication and data security in the healthcare industry
John Grimm, Senior Director of Strategy and Business Development at nCipher Security, discusses the steps healthcare providers and device manufacturers …
News Facebook “unintentionally” imported email contacts of over 1.5 million users
Shortly after Facebook announced it would stop the asking new users to share passwords to their e-mail accounts, the company …
Human error Top five human errors that impact data security
A recent paper by Osterman Research reports that less than half (42 per cent) of organisations have trained their employees …
Information Security Data security: how to keep the investors happy
Jake Moore, cyber security specialist at ESET, says that instead of leaving investors and the public in the dark, it's …
News GCHQ, MI5 & MI6 sharing citizens’ data in violation of legal safeguards
The GCHQ and its allied intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6 could be harvesting and sharing more sensitive information belonging to …
