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GUEST ESSAY – Notable events in hacking history that helped transform cybersecurity assessment

The Last Watchdog

Assessing the risks involved in using the latest technology is something our culture had to adopt in the early days of the computer. New technologies come with risks — there’s no denying that. In 1971, researcher Bob Thomas and his team at BBN Technologies created a virus that was later coined the “Creeper” worm.

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Fintech Cybersecurity Trends in 2021

Security Boulevard

Now, cybersecurity may just be the most important aspect of financial technology (fintech) in the modern world. With 2020 being the worst year on record in terms of files exposed in data breaches , a thorough security approach is necessary to combat modern dangers. Multi-cloud data storage. Regulatory technologies (Regtech). .

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Hush – This Data Is Secret

CyberSecurity Insiders

Is There Ever Too Much Data? As a security practitioner, you know that businesses are fuelled not only by people but by data. Years ago, the phrase “Big Data” was a new, innovative way to gain a business advantage. Now, big data is the norm. This is a new level of ransomware meets blackmail.

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Employees and Cybersecurity: What Are Your Employees Thinking Now?

SecureWorld News

How do technology leaders view remote work and cybersecurity? In particular, how employees feel about the security education they've received since the pandemic: "Nearly 70% of CISOs and CIOs say they increased security training as a result of COVID-19. Consider the user experience when choosing technology and designing policies.

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Managing Digital Security as Risk and Complexity Rise

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Gartner defines digital risk management as “the integrated management of risks associated with digital business components, such as cloud, mobile, social, big data, third-party technology providers, OT and the IoT.” As Technology Evolves New Vulnerabilities Arise. Interested in learning more?

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