Breach

Increased social media activity during a data breach only serves to deepen the crisis, new DCU study finds

A new DCU study has shown how increased social media exposure, particularly on Twitter, adversely affects the cost to firms…

7 years ago

How to manage the risk of social media oversharing

by Martin Thomas, marketing consultant, trainer and author of The Financial Times Guide to Social Media Strategy: Boost your business,…

7 years ago

Warnings signs that your data’s been compromised

by Terry Hearn High street chains have been alerting customers to data breaches with what seems like increasing regularity in…

7 years ago

A swim, cycle and run to success: what can organisations learn from a triathlon?

Great guest post by Dr Sandra Bell, Head of Resilience, Sungard Availability Services. 2018 has been a riveting year for…

7 years ago

Over 200 Irish IT specialists attend Cloud Camp conference

MicroWarehouse’s inaugural Cloud Camp got underway today in the Convention Centre. The conference brought together over 200 IT specialists from…

7 years ago

Half of Irish cyber security attacks may be undetected – Survey

Over 50% of cyber attacks on Irish businesses may be undetected, the Magnet Networks Cyber Security Survey has found. Just…

7 years ago

One in six businesses unprepared for a data breach

Research conducted by BSI’s Cybersecurity and Information Resilience centre of excellence has revealed that one in six European organizations are…

7 years ago

Cyber-attacks: Prepare and practice cybersecurity drills

by Tom Long, Cisco Ireland’s Head of Technical Strategy Rehearsals and drills are part of life. From a young age…

7 years ago

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