TECH TUESDAY: The Mobile Phone ID Card – A Safe Alternative?
On Tech Tuesday, we focus many of our original columns on cybersecurity, but today’s op-ed is going to also touch on identity theft. Remaining…
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TECH TUESDAY: New Android Malware Disguises Itself as a Chrome Update
We share a lot of news on malware and threats because being armed with information is a good thing. When it comes…
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TECH TUESDAY: Fort McMurray and the Hot Bed of Online Scams
With every tragedy comes opportunity. The opportunity to learn, to rebuild, to do things better, and to prove that people around the…
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Tech Tuesday: The 2015 IRS Hack Is Worse Than Reported
Back in May of last year, the Internal Revenue Service was hacked. On the surface, it would be easy to say something snarky…
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Big Data Privacy: What Privacy?
Personal privacy in conjunction with Big Data use is a much-debated topic in every company and country – and rightly so. It is a…
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7 Tips for Protecting Yourself from IRS Scams
We’re reaching the end of January, but before you know it, March will be upon us. For some, March means the end of winter…
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Cybersecurity Predictions From 2015: Were the Experts Right?
Were security experts right with their predictions? About this time last year, experts and analysts all placed their official predictions for the cyber threat…
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Strong data security is not optional
According to the Ponemon Institute’s 10th annual Cost of Data Breach Study, the average consolidated total cost of a data breach is now $6.53…
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THE BIG IDEA: PayPal uses Deep Learning to Detect Fraud
So we all know PayPal, but just in case you have never heard of the service or ever used it in the past, allow…
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Tech Tuesday: Defining the Need for Cybersecurity
Often when it comes to privacy and our daily lives, media outlets and political advocates warn that we may be destined to a society…
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