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Cybersecurity and data privacy are not the same thing

Lou Covey February 3, 2023

Cybersecurity and data privacy are two parts of a whole discipline, but they are not the same thing.…

Playing it Safe in the Metaverse: Cyber Security Challenges in VR

Andy Swift February 3, 2023

Organisations looking to dip their toe into the potentially vast and still developing landscape of the “metaverse” will need to navigate some tricky real-world cyber security challenges on the horizon.

Getting ahead of NIS2: Prepare your organization and avoid the consequences.

Claus Nielsen January 30, 2023

The NIS2 directive is designed to establish a ‘common level’ of cyber security across Europe, responding to the growing threats and the increasing number of cyberattacks. Here’s how to get ready.

Data Protection Day 2023: A Priority Not An Option

Editors Desk January 27, 2023

Data Protection Day serves as a stark reminder to companies to review their data security systems and look for ways to evolve, become more resilient, and, ultimately, build trusting relationships with their customers.

Automotive security: Digital hijacking of cars is far from reality

Lou Covey January 24, 2023

In the past two decades, we have heard stories about how researchers have “discovered” security flaws in cars
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Prediction: The Growing Importance of API Security

Editors Desk January 23, 2023

API security is one of those topics which don’t gather too much attention. This year, however, might be the year where API security will get the attention it deserves.

Ransomware Recovery: Why a multi-layered approach should be a priority

Eric Bassier January 20, 2023

In order to strengthen cybersecurity and reduce business risk, organisations must employ a multi-layered data protection approach to ensure resiliency and recoverability at any point of the data lifecycle.

4 Cybersecurity Tips You Should Follow If You Work From Home

Jen Bennet December 27, 2022

Many people continue to work from home despite the reopening of offices after the pandemic subsided. While working from home comes with a dilemma: cybersecurity risks.

Critics of election security are the real problem

Lou Covey September 26, 2022

Election security has been a significant news story for half a decade, much of it focused on the technology of voting. The focus should be on people, however, specifically the critics of election security.

Tackling the Ransomware Threat

Editors Desk September 19, 2022

Ransomware continues to be one of the biggest cybersecurity threats. It may be worth taking up insurance as part of one’s defensive strategy.