3 Times Batman’s Cyber Security Wasn’t Super
Posted on 21 March 2016 by
Sadly, cyber security is an area where Batman has room for improvement. Here are three good examples.
Category: Cybersecurity
Why You Can’t Rely on the Luck of the Irish…
Posted on 15 March 2016 by
In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, we look at the data protection concerns plaguing Ireland. Learn about Irish data breaches and security trends. Sláinte
RSAC 2016 Takeaways: Breach Prevention Blindness and More
Posted on 09 March 2016 by
I had the pleasure of joining fellow information security experts and enthusiasts at RSA Conference 2016, and I wanted to provide some of my reactions to what I experienced at this year’s event. Another selfie taken with an original #Enigma machine at Gemalto’s booth N4108 #RSAC16 #SecuretheBreach pic.twitter.com/JfNqrXhKre — Gemalto Security (@GemaltoSecurity) March 2, 2016 […]
The FBI vs. Apple: Latest Encryption Debate News
Posted on 22 February 2016 by
— Photo Credit: Apple iPhone via Kārlis Dambrāns cc. As I recently covered on this blog, the privacy vs. security debate heated up last week as a result of Apple CEO Tim Cook opposing a U.S. court order to create software that would enable the FBI to access data on the iPhone of San Bernadino […]
The FBI v. Apple Encryption Debate: Why You Should Care
Posted on 18 February 2016 by
On February 16, Apple posted a message to customers from CEO Tim Cook explaining why Apple does not plan to assist the FBI with breaking the passcode on San Bernadino shooter Syed Rizwan Farook’s iPhone. Here’s what you need to know.
Digital Security in 2016: This Time it’s Personal
Posted on 21 December 2015 by
In 2015, data breaches got much more personal than previous years with more than 53% of data breaches being the theft of personal identities and information. Expect that to continue in 2016.