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  • Are Cybercriminals Exploiting GDPR?

    Unintended Consequences of Data Protection The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) was implemented to protect the personal data and privacy of individuals within the European Union. Its rigorous standards aim to ensure transparency and accountability in how organizations handle personal information. However, while GDPR has been largely celebrated for its positive impact on data protection, Read more

  • Gotcha or Guidance: Redefining Phishing Training

    In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, a series of devastating fires spurred public outrage and demands for action from the nascent fire protection industry. Initially, experts focused on “Fire Evacuation Tests,” which aimed to evaluate individual performance by measuring how quickly occupants could evacuate, often through surprise drills mimicking real fires. These early Read more

  • Avoiding Rejection: A Guide to Cyber Insurance Claims Approval

    In the realm of cybersecurity, insurance serves as a vital pillar in an organization’s risk management strategy. It acts as a safeguard against financial losses stemming from cyber threats like data breaches and malicious attacks. However, the path to securing claims isn’t always straightforward, with many facing rejection. This article provides insights into the common Read more

  • False Faces, Real Dangers

    You’re at home watching TV late at night, and Facetime rings on your cellphone. On the the screen is the image of your crying grandchild. Tears streaming down her distressed face, she pleads for your help. She is in trouble in a foreign country and needs money for bail. However, she begs you not to Read more

  • Identity Theft Isn’t Child’s Play: Protecting Your Baby’s Financial Future

    Criminals love youngsters because they can mortgage their innocent futures with little consequence. Children and infants are attractive targets for identity thieves because their Social Security numbers (SSNs) are clean and unused. Thieves can use these SSNs to apply for credit, open bank accounts, or obtain government benefits, and the fraudulent activity may go undetected Read more

  • Cybercrime as a Business

    Cybercrime has evolved into a sophisticated and organized business model, adopting principles and functions similar to legitimate enterprises. Criminal organizations involved in cybercrime operate with a high degree of specialization, coordination, and efficiency. Here is an overview of the various functions and departments within a modern cybercrime enterprise: Management and Leadership Cybercrime organizations exhibit a Read more

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