Cybersecurity is a constant game of cat and mouse. The cyber threats of today are evolving and becoming more sophisticated at an incredible rate. The rate at which these threats have evolved has rendered many of the older security technologies ineffective.
Businesses of all sizes face a variety of IT challenges each day. The purpose of technology should be to help grow a business. The unfortunate reality of the situation is that often times the technology used to make work easier ends up hamstringing growth or being the root cause of our problems.
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has finally arrived, but what is it?
GDPR is a series of data protection reforms set out by the European Commission. At its core, GDPR is designed to give citizens of the European Union more control over their personal data.
When thinking of data breaches across the board, the initial thought that comes to mind is the lone hacker sitting at their computer attempting to gain access to a specific company's server. According to Eddie Schwartz, chair of ISACA's Cybersecurity Advisory Council, "If we look at security breaches over the last five to seven years, it's pretty clear that people, whether it's through accidental or intentional introduction of malware, represent the single most important point of failure in terms of security vulnerabilities.
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In this era of total surveillance and big data, the marketing geniuses at the world’s largest tech companies tell us that real A.I. has arrived.
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