The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is to be reviewed in 2018; the purpose of the regulation is to provide, strengthen and unify data protection for individuals within the European Union. According to the EU Council, the primary objectives of the GDPR are to give citizens back the control of their personal data and to […]
The GDPR: a necessary step or not far enough? Read More »
One of the excuses which companies use for not being proactive in providing adequate security is “I have nothing of value.” Although this excuse is expected for smaller companies that may have difficulty raising the funds required for an effective defence of the company, the view is understandable… but also fundamentally wrong. In a society
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The Dark Web is rapidly becoming commercialised, with multiple pages within the dark web acting as a market place to sell malware start up kits, hacking services and guides to commit cyber crime. The denizens of the dark web come in a variety of types from fraudsters, hackers and even members of terrorist organisations. Companies
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The unverified allegations in a report on the exploits of President Donald Trump in the Moscow Ritz have raised a number of interesting questions regarding ethics and integrity. One of the more thought-provoking discussions the dossier has raised is the prevalence of fake news. The Presidential election was inundated with a swarm of wild unsubstantiated
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