Data Privacy

Secure USB BT reviewed

In 1997 SecureData was founded and started as a computer repair service. Ten years later they grew to become a…

5 years ago

Typetec survey reveals Irish SMBs would survive for less than 5 days following successful cyberattack

Typetec, one of Ireland’s leading managed IT and cyber security solutions providers, have announced the results of a survey which…

5 years ago

Five Large and Small Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Projects to Watch in UK and Ireland for 2022

5 Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Projects to Watch 1. Kraken Exchanges connecting with mainstream finance Kraken is a California-based cryptocurrency exchange…

5 years ago

Tips to remain Safe From Online Scams and Fake Charities

Every year, thousands of people become victims of holiday scams. The Better Business Bureau recently released the top scams to…

5 years ago

Microsoft Ireland Introduces Trove – A Responsible Data-Sharing Platform for Developers

An online marketplace that lets developers in Ireland buy data directly from members of the public in a clear and…

5 years ago

Edward Snowden says “every government is trying to break encryption” on Global Encryption Day

A group of civil society organisations and technology companies around the world has come together to promote the use of…

5 years ago

“Wake-up Call” for Mobile Phone Users as New Study Reveals Scale of Data Sharing From Android Handsets

An in-depth analysis of a range of popular Android mobile phones has revealed significant data collection and sharing, including with…

5 years ago

Public Welcomes Move to Electronic Health System, but Consent and Security Concerns Must Be Addressed

A new national survey has found that the vast majority of people in Ireland are happy for information about their…

5 years ago

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