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Four Things You Should Know About the GDPR
Is your company ready for the GDPR? The new legislation will begin to be enforced in May of next year. Surveys show that many businesses are not prepared.
In India, Personal Data of Millions Exposed by Gov’t Mistake
In India, the personal data of between 130 and 135 million people, in addition to 100 million bank accounts, was leaked among concerns over privacy.
Who is listening? The problem of online microphones
What lurks in our microphones? Microphones play an important part in day-to-day life. We can talk with almost anyone in the world using our smartphones,…
The worst passwords ever created
For many online services, the only thing keeping your personal data safe from hackers is a password. If a hacker can get hold of that…
Should You Share Your Netflix Password?
What you need to know before sharing your Netflix account details Is it illegal to share your Netflix password? As of July last year, a…
In the Wake of the CIA WikiLeaks Case, Some Tips on Corporate Cybersecurity
Wikileaks recent document dump details how the CIA uses cyberweapons designed for “zero day” attacks. Here are some tips to stay protected.
Default Settings, and Why the Initial Configuration is not the Most Secure
It’s true that it’s easiest and most convenient to start using new devices or software with their default settings. But it’s not the most secure,…