BIGIT Technology Malaysia 2016 Date : 19th – 20th September 2016 Venue : KLCC Convention Centre URL : http://www.bigittechnology.com/malaysia2016/ BIGIT, which stands for Big In Technology is honored to present BIGIT Technology Malaysia 2016 on 19th – 20th September 2016 Continue reading BIGIT Technology Malaysia 2016
SINGAPORE, – Experts from the Big Data & Smart Cities related industries have recently gathered at Marriott Singapore Tang Plaza for the BIGIT Technology Singapore 2016 featuring the 3rd Big Data & Smart Cities World Show conference. The two-day conference, Continue reading A Gathering of Big Data & Smart Cities Experts in Singapore
By Deborah Galea, manager, OPSWAT 2014 was dubbed as ‘the year of the data breach’. With many new data breaches dominating the headlines in 2015, including Anthem, the White House, banking attacks, and the latest employee data theft at the US federal government, one Continue reading 10 Facts You Need to Know About Data Breaches
A group of sophisticated Russian-speaking hackers is exploiting commercial satellites to siphon sensitive data from diplomatic and military agencies in the United States and in Europe, as well as to mask their location. The group, which some refer to as Continue reading Russian-Speaking Hackers Tap Satellite Internet Connections
By: John Edge Because my roles have always involved new technologies applied to existing markets, I’ve been trained to think about technology related governance and risk; now as I look to a future of affordable mass compute power and artificial Continue reading The global capital markets are highly vulnerable to cyber attack…and Greece could be the warm-up
Bromium has released “Black Hat 2015: State of Security,” a survey of more than 100 information security professionals conducted at the Black Hat Conference 2015. The survey reveals issues with Flash and security patch management, with the majority of respondents Continue reading Bromium Black Hat Survey: Endpoint Risk Five Times Greater Than Network or Cloud
A survey of over 200 IT professionals at this year’s InfoSecurity Europe has found that, while almost 80% of organisations have a process for employees to report phishing emails to the IT/security department, most don’t. In fact, over half of Continue reading Phishing – the hook may be seen, but employees unlikely to report it
News broke just a few short hours ago that mobile phone giant, Carphone Warehouse, has been victim of a data breach where hackers gained access to the bank details of 2.4 million customers. Customers with accounts at OneStopPhoneShope.com, e2save.com and mobiles.co.uk Continue reading Carphone Warehouse victim of data breach
Shahaf Rozanski, Director of Forensic Products at Cellebrite Cloud data represents a virtual goldmine of potential evidence for forensic investigators. Together with mobile device data, cloud data sources often present critical connections investigators need to solve crimes. However, there are Continue reading How can cloud data accelerate forensic investigations?
On the evening of July 26th, New York Magazine published what some may believe to be a controversial article regarding the alleged sexual assault victims of Bill Cosby. This particular piece included interviews from 35 women who have stepped forward Continue reading Last month in DDoS attacks – Protest and Activism
