5 Social Media Site Privacy Issues You Should Worry About

Introduction I recently took my Amazon Alexa device to a friend’s home so they could see what I had been going on about for months. The friend and her husband, both millennials, instantly reacted...

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How to Assess & Manage Third-Party Vendor Security Risks

One of the most famous and largest cyberattacks of all time was the Target breach of 2013. The attack exposed the data records of more than 70 million people and payment card data for 41 million...

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Does History Need to Repeat Itself? Lessons Learned From WannaCry

Often, at the end of a project, especially a long and complicated one, there will be a ‘lessons learned’ session held. These sessions usually bring together either the internal team or consortia...

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Phishing for a Dropbox

Dropbox, the handy Cloud based storage for files, has been one of those amazing tech success stories. As of May 2016, Dropbox had over 500 million registered users with around 1.2 billion files... Go on to the site to read the full article

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How Healthy is Security Across Healthcare?

For the first time, 2016 saw the American Medical Association (AMA) placing health data security within their top nine issues affecting physicians (1). This move to the top of the pack of issues,... Go on to the site to read the full article

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