Information security refers to the union of tools, strategies and policies that guarantee the protection and integrity of information. The pillars of information security support the structure of the solutions, methods and tools to ensure that data remains secure and private. Integrity, confidentiality and availability are the pillars of the security of any company. We will then see how we can apply each one of them in your company!
You certainly know Black Mirror, a series in which each episode tells us about the use we make of machines and the power we give them. Chatbots, virtual reality and drones are some of the topics covered in this series that make us think about our ethical values and their relationship with technology. Behind each episode, there are several messages to keep in mind, many of which are related to information security. For today’s article, we’ve selected 3 security lessons we learned from Black Mirror!
Data security and privacy are two concepts that go hand in hand. Many people confuse the concepts and think they are the same thing. However, while they have the common goal of protecting sensitive data, data security and privacy are not the same thing and have different approaches to achieving the goal they share. In today’s article, we will understand the differences between these two concepts and understand how we can keep data private and secure!
Never before has the importance of keeping business information secure. When we exchange information and when data moves from department to department, it is essential that techniques and rules be used to keep communication confidential. An information leak and the exposure of sensitive data can seriously jeopardize the continuity of a business. In today’s article, we discuss good practices so that confidentiality in communication stays intact!
Data security is very important for business success as more and more consumers and other stakeholders are concerned about the privacy of the information they provide to businesses. Ensuring the confidentiality of business data is a daily struggle in companies and employees need to be aware of the importance of information security. There are still many security holes that lead to data loss and consequent monetary losses. Let’s talk about the 7 Deadly Sins of Corporate Security!
More and more companies use the various social networks to communicate with their customers and potential customers. It is very common to see big brands investing in advertising on Facebook and Instagram and depending on the area of activity. many companies also use Twitter, Pinterest and Linkedin. In a time when data privacy is the most talked topic for marketers, it is essential to know how to ensure corporate privacy on social networks. See our tips below! Read More
Tic, tac, tic, tac: the clock doesn’t stop and the new General Regulation of Data Protection (GDPR) is right there! Companies must be prepared to receive the new law accordingly and ensure that they comply with all legal requirements, otherwise they will suffer the heavy fines that the new law contemplates. In today’s article, we’ve given you 10 steps to successfully implement GDPR!
GDPR is the theme of the moment. On 25 May, the new regulation that protects the personal data of citizens of the European Union comes into force on a compulsory basis. The main changes in this law to the current law are related to the right to forgetfulness, the right to portability of data and changes in consent to the authorization of data processing by citizens. In today’s article we will address the changes that GDPR will bring to your company!
The new world we live in is increasingly digital and businesses and citizens have to adapt in order to ensure that they protect their information and data. About £ 10 million of the Queen’s personal property was invested in offshores, reveal documents that had been made public illegally. We have proof here that data is not safe anywhere, not even with royalty! Therefore, it is critical that companies and organizations take steps to ensure data privacy. Today we present the 5 measures required for those who want to keep their information confidential.