In the current digital landscape, an intriguing player has emerged with a promise to reshape the control over privacy long held by tech giants. Internxt, a technology firm based in Valencia, is gaining attention for its mission to create a privacy-first digital ecosystem, presenting itself as the European alternative to tech giants like Google and
Quantum computing is ushering in an era of monumental change, promising unparalleled advancements alongside significant risks. The potential of quantum computers to process information at unprecedented speeds heralds both opportunities and challenges, notably in the realm of cybersecurity. The European Union's strategic embrace of quantum security
Imagine over half a million people suddenly finding their personal information vulnerable due to a trusted benefits firm's unexpected data mishap. This unsettling reality dawned on many as Kelly Benefits, a notable name in benefits administration, grappled with such a breach. The breach laid bare sensitive data, impacting major clients in the U.S.
Cyber Threats Against UK Public Health Services Gain Ground Cyberattacks on healthcare systems have surged dramatically, with recent statistics revealing an alarming increase over the past few years. Such trends raise critical questions about the real-world impact these digital incursions have on patient safety and services. The healthcare sector,
Recent changes in data protection rulings within the European Union have redefined the digital landscape for businesses and consumers alike. As the EU continues to grapple with balancing data privacy rights against economic and business interests, this market analysis delves into these pivotal changes, offering insights into current trends,
Vernon Yai, a respected voice in privacy protection and data governance, navigates the complex realm of AI infrastructure security. As a recognized expert in risk management, Vernon skillfully designs innovative detection and prevention techniques ensuring the safety of sensitive data. Today, Vernon delves into a critical issue: the