Digital security at home: A practical guide

Nowadays, security is a top priority. In current times, when working from a remote location has become predominant, performing our job alone and collaborating effectively with colleagues remotely are competences that we all had to learn or master quickly. The result however, is positive: we now connect, interact and get …

About cyber risk and how it is boosting cyber insurance

Across the world, businesses are more and more concerned with the exponential growth of cyber risks. Regardless of the business type, the sector you operate in or the firm size, you and your stakeholders are using computers, mobile devices, wearables or other types of digital technologies that are susceptible to …

Six food-for-discussion ideas from the Cybersecurity and Privacy Days 2021

If you stumbled upon this article and you’ve started reading it, it’s because, somehow, cybersecurity concerns you.  See, you’re doing the right thing. Areas of armed conflict that are happening now may be geographically far from you, but cyber warfare is happening all around us, every single day. And you’re …

The Know-Your-Third-Party approach in financial services

The last cybersecurity-related blog entry of this special and ineffable 2020 is about the Know-Your-Third-Party approach, which allows for the standardisation of third-party oversight processes, including managing cybersecurity risks proactively.   The more technology spreads across the world of work, the more financial institutions rely on software applications and specialised IT …

Cybersecurity Days: The five ideas that resonated the most with us

Recalling the saying, « It’s not a matter of ‘if,’ but a matter of ‘when’, »  when it comes to cybersecurity, isn’t pessimistic. On the contrary, it’s fairly realistic. Technology developments are a gale that is constantly changing not only how we live but also how we are. With great advancements come …

A reflection on pandemic mitigation and cybersecurity

A tiny little organism has shaken the world and our well-established systems in unexpected ways. It has altered everything we’re acquainted with.  Regardless of where the outbreak started and what the origin of COVID-19 is, this tiny virus, said to be 80 to 120 nm in diameter, seems to be …

To trace or not to trace: opportunities and risks of contact tracing apps

Would you give up your privacy for the greater good? Mobile technology allows us to communicate instantaneously and, to most of us, it’s a great ally to act more efficiently no matter the time or the place. It’s said to be one of the most promising tools (or set of …

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