Microsoft Phishing Scams Increase
Phishing scams involving Microsoft have soared in the past three months, according to research from the security firm Check Point....
Personally identifiable information (PII), or sensitive personal information (SPI), as used in information security and privacy laws, is information that can be used on its own or with other information to identify, contact, or locate a single person, or to identify an individual in context.
Has your password been exposed?
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Scraping Social Security Numbers on the Web
One of the most accredited forms of validation for a citizen’s identity is a Social Security Number.
Why Boards Must Have an Eye on Cybersecurity
As a board member, you are tasked with significant responsibilities. Beyond fiduciary responsibilities and setting the mission and vision of...
RFID Cloning: How to Protect Your Business from Physical Infiltration
If you can gain access to your office building, school, or hotel room by simply tapping a card, then there...
Mapping ISO, SOC 2, and MA 201 to GDPR
Are you worried about the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation? Are you subject to it? Are you uncertain whether...
Where do your Passwords go when you Die?
Where do your Passwords go when you Die? Christopher J. Barretto Disclaimer: We are not lawyers and one should consult...
Data Protection in a Rapid Society (The EU and Beyond)
When the European Union passed a data protection reform package in May of 2016, it was considered a major legislative...
Passwords – Who Needs Them Anyway?
The number of passwords an individual user must remember to use services in the digital space continues to grow daily....
Equifax Breach – Info for you and your firm
In one of, if not the largest, breach of personally sensitive information, Equifax announced the loss of more than 100...
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