Tag: privacy
Explainer: Self-Sovereign Identity
People share a lot of personal information through digital channels, and the entities they interact with access more of it than they need. Individuals have…
A ‘Very Credible’ Candidate: This Recruiting Scam Is Underway Now
“Victoria Jones,” head of leadership consulting at Exec Search Pros Inc., emailed yours truly on Oct. 29 about a client that had “retained us to…
Beware Free Wi-Fi: Government Urges Workers To Avoid Public Networks
By David Sanger, a White House and national security correspondent, and Julian Barnes, a national security reporter. The Biden administration would like you to get…
Remote Risks, Ransomware Highlight Individual Role In Stopping Attacks
Coverage of a thwarted cyberattack against carmaker Tesla last week suggested the alleged perpetrator was also involved with the July ransomware used against CWT. The…
Does Your Board Really Understand Your Cyber Risks?
By Daniel Dobrygowski, head of governance and policy for the World Economic Forum Centre for Cybersecurity, and Derek Vadala, CEO of Cyber Assessments, a joint venture between…
Contact Tracing Scales In Asia, Faces Privacy And Political Hurdles In Europe And The United States
Questions about where people have been, whom they’ve seen and how they’re feeling are becoming commonplace. So are mobile apps that track potential coronavirus exposure….
Key Partnership, Acquisition Boost Everbridge’s Position In Travel Risk Management
Serving the emergency response niche within employee duty of care, publicly traded Everbridge has signed nearly 4,000 new enterprise customers during the past eight years….
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