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The decentralized nature of blockchain, coupled with consensus protocols, helps to address some security needs, but the consequences can be dire if security isn’t fully explored.
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Depending on your needs, you can develop encryption solutions based on open standards from components you build and run yourself or source them as managed services from cloud providers.
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Failure to consider security when developing a hybrid cloud can lead to unanticipated problems that don’t exist in typical technology infrastructure.
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There is no single answer to the question of how to best use data encryption. Depending on their application and data types, organizations will likely need to apply different architectural patterns.
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The attack bypasses BIOS mitigations for cold-boot compromise on models from Apple, Dell, Lenovo and all others made in the last 10 years. Continue reading Researchers Heat Up Cold-Boot Attack That Works on All Laptops
Organizations looking to invest in enterprise blockchains to unify and secure transactions and data records should do their homework before trusting a vendor with their most sensitive information.
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Despite the risks quantum computing might pose to organizations, this emerging technology also promises to enhance cybersecurity capabilities such as SIEM, incident response and data protection.
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Object stores are inexpensive and scalable, but how can you be sure your CSP will properly handle your encryption keys? How can you maintain the flexibility to switch CSPs if necessary?
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Quantum computing will introduce new risks in the coming decades, but it also has the potential to revolutionize the way organizations safeguard business-critical and personal data.
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Apple has finally agreed to open a new Chinese data center next month to comply with the country’s latest controversial data protection law.
Apple will now move the cryptographic keys of its Chinese iCloud users in data centers run by a state-owned co… Continue reading Apple Moves iCloud Data and Encryption Keys for Chinese Users to China