Special: Data Privacy Day

With the Data Privacy Day and the data privacy week, the end of January has a particular focus on protecting data.

The GDPR caused an uproar when it was implemented in 2018, but by today we see more and more countries adopting similar laws and regulations. And for a good reason, too: in our special on data privacy, read expert commentary on data privacy, but also useful knowledge about how your personal data is being used – data collection is not always evil.

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World Backup Day: 3-2-1, ready?

It’s World Backup Day. The technology landscape has changed, with (generative) AI all over the place and more cloud offerings on the market. What does that mean for Backups and how do companies ensure they have a solid backup strategy? We put together some commentaries on the subject…

GDPR and the need for Cyber Insurance in Europe

GDPR, with its rigorous data protection standards and hefty fines for non-compliance, has heightened awareness about data privacy and reshaped the demand for cyber insurance.

Cyber insurance offers a financial safety net that can help organisations mitigate the potentially devastating financial impacts of cyber incidents, including data breaches, ransomware attacks, and other forms of cybercrime.

Organisations should consider cyber insurance as an integral component of their risk management strategy, particularly given the escalating landscape of cyber threats and regulatory requirements.

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Experts leery of “benefits” of AI

Generative AI platforms have dominated news cycles for much of 2023 and that probably won’t abate in 2024. That isn’t surprising. The technology is spreading through every facet of life. Our lead article from the 2024 predictions issue!

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Five critical cybersecurity trends for 2024

As companies make cybersecurity a core focus going into 2024, cybercriminals are adapting by developing sophisticated social engineering tactics, using AI to launch more effective attacks, and targeting new attack vectors.

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Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk and Sundar Pichai are the faces of misinformation

Deepfakes, disinformation, billionaires and Zuckerberg top our list of most dangerous people on the internet

Billionaires and SEO top our list of most dangerous people on the internet

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