Email is one of the most critical business tools and a major component of the lives of many people. At the same time, it seems to lack adequate security as the Clinton campaign email leaks and the publication of France’s Macron emails have shown. Email is at the same time insecure but used to share important and often sensitive information. While companies encrypt...
February 3, 2017, US Magistrate Judge Thomas Rueter ruled that Google must provide emails stored overseas to US authorities for domestic investigations. On August 2016, courts issued two search warrants, which required Google to disclose, to the FBI, electronic data held in the accounts of the two accused of fraud in violation of federal law. Google only provided data...
The application of best practices to a business process can give you the results you want. For example, quality assurance best practices result in the specified level of product quality and best practices in manufacturing reduce the number of product defects. Applied to data security, best practices can keep the data on your computer and mobile devices safe as long as it...
November 26, 2016
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Email Security,
Breach,
Google,
Password,
cyber threats
By Wael Aggan
Despite corporations investing heavily in data protection, small errors can have big consequences, and a lack of email encryption will certainly lead to data leaks, loss and theft. It's been a long 2015 in regard to data security, but there are still new breaches being discovered and reported in these last two months. Despite corporations investing heavily in data...
Without adequate email protection, some business people could experience personal and business-related disruption. The data breach of Avid Life Media demonstrated how easy it is for cybercriminal groups to steal incriminating information, as hackers successfully breached the company's network and made off with the personal records and account data of millions of...
August 27, 2015
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Email Security,
Personal Data Protection,
Breach,
data privacy
By Wael Aggan