APAC Voices

Trusting in Bank Security

Ian SelbieJuly 1st, 2019

The blog is focusing on building trust in banking security, which is based one one of top 3 key findings from BankingInsights launched in APAC.

On Point

State and Local Governments Are Under Attack, with Citizen Data at Risk

Mark FormanMarch 28th, 2019

Citizens are starting to question aspects of their interactions with public sector agencies in ways they had not previously. To counterbalance these concerns, it is critical to understand where and why security issues exist and take steps to proactively address and alleviate risk. Learn how you can take action today.

Security

Data Security – The Non-Obvious Facets

Srivathsa NSAugust 27th, 2018

A lot is already known and experienced about data security. This blog tries to slice and dice the data security paradigm differently, with the aim of providing a different perspective. The hope is that, different perspectives lead to different viewpoints, thoughts, realizations and ideas. If this blog creates a new thought or idea, and leads to an ‘aha’ moment, then it’s a purpose well served.

On Point

Move Over Sci-Fi, Identity Intelligence Is Going Mainstream

Lakshmi AshokApril 24th, 2018

Identity intelligence is going mainstream by leveraging the vast capabilities of biometrics, artificial intelligence (AI), and advanced data analytics. But along the way, we’re going to have to overcome some substantial challenges.

European Voices

Are students the biggest data security risk for universities?

James MayoJanuary 18th, 2017

In 2003 Mark Zuckerberg got into his university’s private data network. Doing so was effectively against the rules. As was using the images and information he found to create a website that, in time, would become one of the world’s largest companies.

APAC Voices

Are Government Agencies Ready to Share Information with Each Other?

Tim GreenSeptember 20th, 2016

Tim Green, from our justice, law enforcement and border security practice in Asia Pacific, looks at the underlying need for a cultural change within government to support data sharing between agencies as a part of “Joined Up Government” with the aim of offering new and more efficient services to citizens.

European Voices

A Secure Data Strategy – The First Step to Hurdling Disparate Data Barriers in Government

Fred SvedmanApril 21st, 2016

Government IT departments have seen a number of factors impact their IT organisation. Over time this has led to the current ‘disparate data distress’ situation in which many organisations now find themselves.

Disruptive IT Trends

EMEA 2011: What IT Convergence Means to Generation Y

David MilotNovember 8th, 2011

My nephew’s natural adoption and selection of new technology leads me to think that there may be win-win options on the horizon with Bring Your Own Devices in workplace computing.

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