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How Small Businesses Can Shield Themselves Against Cyberattack Calendar / 28 Oct 2022 As businesses become increasingly digital, adapting to consumer demand, and swiftly transitioning towards the online world, ongoing threats of cybercrime and cyberattacks are becoming a significant challenge for small businesses that are ill-prepared. There are Digital Tools to Help Defend Against … Continue reading How Small Businesses Can Shield Themselves Against Cyberattack
By Dan Woods April 13, 2022 For decades, cybersecurity experts have been held back by a relative lack of federal involvement across a range of issues in cyberspace. Now they’ve finally got their wish, but will the Bureau of Cyberspace and Digital Policy (CDP), which the State Department announced last week, focus on … Continue reading The new cyberspace agency needs to tackle fraud, not just cyberattacks
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How should you prepare for the European privacy regulation going into effect next year? Contributor Travis Wright explains the GDPR’s provisions and outlines one approach to compliance. Travis Wright on August 2, 2017 Failure to be a good steward of consumer data by letting it fall into the wrong hands will soon result in … Continue reading The impact of GDPR on marketing technology and cybersecurity
Patrick RuppeMay 4, 2015 What a difference a year makes. Twelve months ago the Bitcoin market was absorbing the impact of the seemingly overnight collapse of Mt. Gox, its largest exchange. The cryptocurrency’s value was in freefall from a peak of around US$ 1,200 in November 2013. And news headlines questioned the digital currency’s viability … Continue reading Digital Currencies’ Field of Dreams Is Prepped for Game Time
Business.comJanuary 20, 2015 Businesses large and small face a growing threat from cyber attacks. In 2013 alone, 253 data breaches exposed 552 million identities, according to a recent study by computer security software maker Symantec. How much is the threat growing? The number of breaches grew 62% from the previous year, Symantec’s research says. Incidents … Continue reading How to Protect Your Small Business From Cyber Attacks
