Impact of Samsung’s most recent data breach unknown
The lack of transparency could be cause for concern, but the data stolen is not high value. Image: Arcansél/Adobe Stock Samsung announced on Sept. 2, 2022 its second data breach…
Data protection and working remotely
The paradigm shift toward remote working began even before the COVID-19 pandemic broke out. Since then, local and national directives have confined large portions of the population to their...
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How the GDPR could change in 2020
GDPR regulators have been busy. They issued hundreds of fines to companies, including Google and Facebook, more than €114 million in the first 20 months of GDPR. Later this...
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Italy fines Eni Gas e Luce €11.5 million for multiple GDPR violations
On Jan. 17, 2020, the Italian Supervisory Authority (ISA) announced it had imposed two separate fines of €8.5 million and €3 million on Eni Gas e Luce (EGL), an...
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Brexit and its impact on tech jobs and companies: A cheat sheet
Brexit throws up a raft of questions for tech companies about how Britain's departure from the EU will change how they do business. Find out how it'll affect you. The…
97 of the world’s 100 largest airports have massive cybersecurity risks
An investigation of airport cybersecurity found glaring gaps in security for web and mobile applications, misconfigured public clouds, Dark Web exposure and code repositories leaks. Swiss web security company ImmuniWeb…
3 security tips to protect yourself from skimming attacks
3 security tips to protect yourself from skimming attacksLength: 6:35 | Jan 2, 2020 E-commerce sites are trying to keep up with sophisticated skimming schemes, but chances are your credit…
Financial industry spends millions to deal with breaches
A new study says financial services organizations experienced an average of 10 attacks a year and spent an average of $1.3 million to restore services after each DNS attack. Companies…
Companies still unprepared for GDPR rule changes and potential EU data breaches
A new survey finds many companies are still in the dark about GDPR compliance. Enterprises across the world are still struggling to comply with the new rules enshrined in the…
What is the LGPD? Brazil’s version of the GDPR
Brazil passed the General Data Protection Law in 2018, and it will come into effect February 2020. This article examines the GDPR vs. the LGPD, how it differs, and...
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