Collaborate Disseminate
Most VPN services fail to provide a level of data protection and anonymity that would pass professional-level muster. Part 3 of our VPN miniseries shows how confusion about this 20+ years old technology and its complexities has added new risks and thr… Continue reading VPN: A Big Misunderstanding?
Websites of governments, regulatory bodies and financial authorities are preferred targets for “watering hole” attacks on finance, investment and compliance professionals. These online resources make it easy for attackers to target their victims. How … Continue reading How Watering Hole Attacks Target the Financial Sector and Government Agencies
Many believe a VPN will protect users against online privacy violations and web-borne exploits. But how far can you really trust VPN?
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Financial firms that still rely on the locally installed web browser as their primary online tool are exposed to data breaches and compliance violations. Now, many are turning to a compliance-ready cloud browser instead.
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Why does it seem like despite the ever-evolving technology and the billions of dollars being spent on cybersecurity, that the attackers are winning? Well, in two words: they are.
Despite our best efforts to disrupt cyber attacks, it’s the curren… Continue reading Why Your Defender’s Paradigm Isn’t Working Anymore
What are the challenges regulated investment management firms are facing when employees go online? Authentic8 asked Jane Jarcho, the former Deputy Director of the SEC’s Office of Compliance, Inspection, and Examinations (OCIE).
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How can investment firms ensure compliance when team members go online? We highlight surveys, reports and whitepapers with useful facts and actionable insights for Chief Compliance Officers, CISOs, risk managers and IT.
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WebAssembly, a newer type of “low-level” code that can be run by modern web browsers, is aimed at improving the web experience. The catch: Regular browsers execute such code locally. WebAssembly – merely a faster way for web-borne exploits… Continue reading Browser Security: What’s Up with WASM?
Abandon hope all ye who launch your browser. Here’s how to turn any old day into an inescapable, never-ending Halloween nightmare. Be prepared to get scared out of your wits.
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The Silo Sessions Podcast: GDPR in the U.S.: After the British Airways and Facebook hacks – how prepared are US-based companies for EU regulators cracking down hard on cross-border data protection failures and privacy violations?
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