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<!–> Morsa Images/Getty Images Privacy doesn’t only apply to your web activity. It also applies to the documents you create and share as well. You might have a will or bank account information, or maybe you’re working on a new book and the only eyes you want on that document (at least during the writing […] More
<!–> Getty Images/urbazon The number of organizations that experienced ransomware attacks over the past year has remained the same, but the average cost of data recovery has increased – whether it is in ransomware payment or restoring lost data. About 66% said they were hit by ransomware attacks last year, the same figure as the […] More
<!–> d3sign/Getty Images Privacy has become something most users are acutely aware of. A big part of the reason for this is that so many companies have given in to using various types of information in such a way to target ads to users. For example, many sites use location information to fine-tune the ads […] More
Kingston Ironkey Keypad 200. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNET Carrying important information around on an unencrypted flash drive is a dumb move. Lose the drive, and anyone who finds it has immediate access to all your data, and the consequences can range from embarrassment to potentially opening up your company to legal headaches. What you need is a […] More
<!–> WhatsApp WhatsApp offers people a way to ensure that private chats stay private. WhatsApp’s parent Meta announced a new feature designed to secure a chat so it can’t be seen by anyone else using your mobile device. Known as Chat Lock, the option will let you view a locked chat only through your device’s […] More
<!–> Getty Images/MirageC Back in the early days of Linux, things were exponentially more complicated. The distributions were far less mature, but they also required the use of a particular system account to get certain things done. That account was root, and with it, you had unlimited power over your operating system. Also: This official Ubuntu […] More
Getty/Urupong Countries will need to ensure they have the right skillsets to bolster their cyberdefenses and safeguard their digital borders as technologies such as generative artificial intelligence (AI) are adopted and continue to evolve. Singapore, for one, wants to suit up its cyber armed forces and train future talent with advanced AI capabilities. The Singapore […] More
Getty Images/d3sign A data platform is being built to allow banks operating in Singapore to share intelligence on customers who are potentially involved in criminal activities. The move is part of the country’s efforts to bolster its defenses against financial crimes, including money laundering, terrorism funding, and financing of weapons of mass destruction, according to […] More
