Collaborate Disseminate
Estonia is leading the way in digital innovation, providing smart ID cards to its citizens to vote and interact with other public services.
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ATM malware has evolved significantly in three years.
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In the wake of a data breach, organizations should strive to be as transparent and responsive as possible to rebuild customer trust.
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CEOs often lack security awareness because IT professionals fail to communicate risks in the context of the organization’s bottom line.
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A survey revealed that while security awareness differs among users in the U.S. and U.K. in a variety of areas, both populations have a long way to go.
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Pending negotiations with Luxembourg, Estonia will become the first nation to build an off-site data center in another country.
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Linguistic analysis can provide clues to help security analysts trace the source of a cyberattack, but the method is inconclusive on its own.
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XSS is a prevalent web-based exploit in which threat actors inject malicious code into webpages to compromise data or facilitate phishing scams.
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Mobile devices that contain unsanctioned apps are particularly vulnerable to man-in-the-middle attacks, especially when connected to unsecured Wi-Fi.
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To defend your infrastructure against future exploits, it’s critical to disable the insecure original version of the SMB protocol.
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