How one university’s stolen student IDs caused a crime wave
When identity theft dragged one UK university into a money-laundering scam, they realized they were perfectly placed to stop it happening again.
Data and privacy
Why cybercriminals love to attack supply chains, and how to stop them
Big businesses are often cybersecurity savvy, so cybercriminals have started attacking them through smaller suppliers. But there are ways to stop it.
How police identify criminals selling data on the dark web
As data breaches rise, at least there’s some good news: Law enforcement are getting better at identifying people selling stolen data on the dark web.
INFOGRAPHIC: How GDPR changed the world, and privacy regulation’s future
Three years since GDPR, there’s much to learn from what’s happened since. We can also predict what’s next in privacy regulation.
When AI goes low, go high: How ethical AI fights unethical AI
AI is much maligned for its many nefarious uses, but where AI can be a problem, it may also be a solution.