Passwords Keep data safe and secure, Simple. However, In the words of Alexander Pope “To err is human” and with regards to security credentials, this has never been truer! Generally, we as people like to keep things simple, for example, we tend to Read more…
In terms of securing data it’s always a good idea to err on the side of caution, however there is a simple rule which can help you focus on what’s important. The Pareto principle (commonly known as the 80–20 rule) states Read more…
We are all aware of the cookie warning that appears when we land on a website these days. Website owners need to inform us when cookies (or small pieces of code) have been transferred to our computers, tablets and mobiles. Read more…
Ok I know the title sounds controversial, there are c.1.2Billion cars in the world (give or take a few) so any thoughts about banning a motor is pretty much not an option. As human beings we accept ‘Risk v Benefit’ as part Read more…
What is the one security breach we have been most guilty of? (Hint: It’s not sharing passwords!) I have a question for you and I want you to be honest… Do you have a USB key or Portable Read more…
“The financial services, business, education, government and healthcare industrial sectors have collectively experienced over 6,000 data breaches since 2005” - Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC). Security Managers close your ears: a high number of users still save data, often sensitive corporate data on Read more…