Leading by Example: Security and Privacy in the Education Sector
Today's students must grapple with security and privacy issues, such as identity theft and financial fraud, that could affect them well past graduation.
The Power of Pervasive Encryption
The new z14 mainframe from IBM includes a revamped coprocessor that enables pervasive encryption of both at-rest and in-transit data.
UK Data Protection Bill Introduces Post-Brexit Security Plans
Brexit is coming, and the British government recently released a Statement of Intent regarding its new U.K. data protection bill.
Seeing Data Security Breaches With Your Own Eyes
The new Data Insight feature for IBM Security Guardium enables analysts to more effectively monitor database access during security breaches.
Is Cloud Security a Safe Bet for Highly Sensitive Government Data?
Given the sensitivity of data and the rising volume of cyberattacks across the globe, government agencies have deep concerns about cloud security.
Report Shows Increase in Data Breaches in the First Half of 2017
Data breaches exposed billions of records in the first half of 2017. The U.S. had the largest number of breaches, but China had the most records exposed.
Third-Party Contractor Exposes Verizon Customer Data
A third-party contractor inadvertently exposed Verizon customer data, including names, phone numbers and PINs belonging to 14 million subscribers.
Companies Around the World are Ramping Up for the GDPR — Is Yours?
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will take effect on May 25, 2018, and companies that fail to prepare may face steep fines.
Can You Guess the Cost of a Data Breach in the Asia-Pacific?
The rapid expansion of the Asia-Pacific economy is presenting new cybersecurity challenges and driving up the cost of a data breach in the region.
How Hotel Cybersecurity Keeps Guests and Data Secure
Hotel cybersecurity is not just about protecting financial data — it extends to guests' physical and digital property, vulnerable endpoints and more.