Posted on 24 October 2018 by Janet Hong
Explore the dangers of leaving high-value, sensitive information unprotected and learn how a three-step approach against inevitable data breaches with encryption at its core can help your organization.
Posted on 03 January 2019 by Thales DIS
The ‘Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018’ was built on the edifice that ‘Right To Privacy’ is a fundamental right of Indian citizens, the Personal Data Protection Bill, 2018 is expected to completely transform the way organisations collect, store, share and process the personal data of Indian citizens. Learn more about the nine stated objectives of the bill, how the bill defines sensitive personal data, applicability, compliance, penalties, and more.
Posted on 05 August 2019 by Thales DIS
The British parliament has been unable to agree the exit package from the European Union. With the possibility of a “no deal” departure looming, EU leaders have granted a six-month extension to Brexit day. But the uncertainty that still lingers with regards to Britain’s future, creates various opportunities which cyber criminals could try to exploit.
Posted on 28 August 2019 by Thales DIS
The arrival of 5G has heralded a new era for the gaming industry and gamers alike – we explore some of these developments.
Posted on 01 September 2011 by Thales DIS
In the wake of high-profile leaks, breaches, and hacks at large companies I took some time to reflect on my experiences as a gamer. I can’t argue that I’ve had the longest or most successful gaming career, but I certainly have enjoyed being a part of a community and ecosystem that is unique to my […]
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There are several aspects of a game that present security challenges for the gaming experience. Developers address most of these challenges themselves because the exposures represent first order issues to be tackled during the software development phase of game production. Another reason developers have a vested interest in this layer is the fact that these […]