Category: trust
Allot to offer easy transition for Broadcom PacketShaper line
Customers of discontinued Broadcom Packetshaper given special deal to transition to Allot
How to reduce the risk of SIM swap attacks
Simple DIY methods to reduce the risk
Enterprise Security in a Multi-Cloud Environment
Kevin Bailey talks with Simon Ratcliffe and Martin McCloskey
Most DDoS Attacks Are Still Low Volume And Short, Says Corero
Corero releases key stats on DDoS state of play in 2019
Clearview AI breach – a flaw not a hack. Isn’t that an oxymoron?
The breach raises even more concerns about misuse of facial recognition tech
BICS teams up with Cyberforce to make networks more secure
BICS and POST Cyberforce launch a new solution to improve network level security
Megafon plugs its leaks thanks to Mobileum
Adopts RAID platform for fraud management, revenue and business assurance
Dawes new Head of Ofcom, as the regulator adds the policing of social media to its remit
Regulator handed the role as government considers Online Harms Bill
If you Spamalot it’s going to cost you – ask Optus
B2B service providers needs to ensure that all their communications are compliant with anti-spamming laws
White Hat Ball 2020
The security industry comes together to protect children
ENISA outlines new cybersecurity rules for service providers and OTTs
Rules will be extended to OTT services, will promote cross-authority and cross-border co-operation and will mandate encryption
Security-conscious customers need more information from the companies they do business with
Having the right product is now only half the battle. Unless customers and prospects are sure you’re secure they’ll go elsewhere – directly impacting your bottom line
Cybersecurity update: Indra acquires SIA
Combination of assets creates a EUR60 million security firm
EU considers ban on facial recognition tech
EU’s proposed facial recognition moratorium could be bad news for European businesses
Cyber Security 2020
Why this year’s industry predictions will be repetitive, uninspiring and just plain noise
Irish government publishes new security strategy
Aims to secure Irish businesses and grow expertise in cyber security
Gen Z want safety and respect
Microsoft study shows that young workers and customers are concerned about internet civility
Is GDPR fit for purpose in the public sector?
As more public sector services go online and government seeks to join up datasets to improve efficiency and citizen experience, is GDPR actually going to improve data security in the public sector, or is its design too private sector centric?
Is your call centre compliant? Germany gets tough on telco GDPR violations
BfDI fines 1&1 and Rapidata.
Telecoms industry embraces the blockchain, launching blockchain-based fraud initiative
Fraud management vendor Subex partners with Risk & Assurance Group, utilising blockchain to combat Wangiri fraud
