Insights on Data Security & Threat Intelligence
With tremendous money to be made in a short period of time, phishing has become commonplace within the cryptocurrency exchange world, particularly at the moment when a new currency comes along and debuts with its initial coin offering (ICO), an event not unlike an initial public offering with corporate stock.
Chris Perram on the Intralinks blog – Embracing Change: A Company’s Evolution From IG to AI “Chris Perram, Information Governance (IG) specialist, is the founder of FileFacets, a SaaS platform that leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI). Here Chris describes the market forces that drove the evolution of this technology shift.”Read the
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I read an interesting article today about some of the activities occurring at Davos this week. Robert Shiller made some interesting comments (https://qz.com/1189516/robert-shiller-said-at-the-wef-in-davos-that-bitcoin-is-characterized-by-speculation/ ) – however mostly centered around bitcoin itself. For sure – it has been a bumpy ride – and outside of hype and other reasons for the sudden
Business E-Mail Compromise(BEC)-Angriffe haben in den letzten Jahren zahlenmäßig zugenommen und werden von ihrer relativen Erfolgsrate angetrieben – verglichen mit anderen finanziell motivierten Angriffen. Sie scheinen recht einfach zu sein: Der Angreifer sendet dem ausgesuchten Opfer, das für gewöhnlich ein Mitglied des Finanzteams ist, eine E-Mail und fordert es dazu
Business email compromise (BEC) attacks have been increasing in number over the last few years, driven by their relative success rate compared to other financially motivated attacks. They appear to be quite simple – the attacker sends an email to the intended victim, usually a member of the finance team,
The Security Best Practices for External Sharing on Content Collaboration Platforms blog series examines the state of security for external sharing on the leading Content Collaboration Platforms (CCP). Each week we’ll review a different platform and make security best practice recommendations. Background Box is a California-based public company that was founded in
Content Collaboration Platforms (CCPs) like Box, Citrix ShareFile, Dropbox, Egynte, Google Drive, and Microsoft OneDrive have come along way since the early 2010’s when the two original innovators, Dropbox and Box, were just cloud storage with some nifty partial syncing. Today, they have taken center stage and are now considered
Much has been discussed about Blockchain and Data Security and their significant impact to come. Much of my interest has been towards how to provide more authenticity to transactions and secure the history of content/data – to a forensic level if required for certain types of data (and who doesn’t
