What Is Digital Forensics? Meaning, Importance, and Types
Digital forensics is a forensic science branch that deals with recovering and investigating digital evidence while upholding legal standards.
Digital forensics is a forensic science branch that deals with recovering and investigating digital evidence while upholding legal standards.
The healthcare industry has been under attack since the start of 2020, with the bad guys seeing sensitive PHI as a lucrative target to reap financial gains. Here, Toolbox lists down six mega healthcare data breaches of 2020. (And a no-brainer — ransomware and phishing was the leading cause of breaches.)
CISA proves an IT pro’s ability to manage, protect, operate, and implement information systems with the proper governance. Learn how to get CISA certified.
The shortage of cybersecurity professionals has many IT decision-makers concerned and with good reason. Organizations urgently need to fill security positions to secure data and infrastructure. Check out top eight highest-paying cybersecurity certifications to move up the ranks in 2021 and beyond.
Are you using AI for hiring and to resolve the hiring discrimination issue recruitment is so prone to? If yes, first consider these five insights from global experts.
Security frameworks provide a set of guidelines that can help an organisation define the processes that need to be implemented to mitigate cybersecurity risks.
Data governance – the no.1 concern for enterprises in 2020 – must include provisions for data storage- an increasingly complex area due to the increase in both structured and unstructured data. Here are 3 questions to help flesh out your data governance plan.
Supply chains are enhancing customer experience by aligning warehouse and distribution operations to accomplish same-day shipping goals.
The demand for managed file software for enterprises is on the rise. Here’s a comparative overview of ExaVault and MOVEit to dissect their respective pros and cons and USPs.
The growing complexity in supply chain networks can expose an organisation to all sorts of cyber risks originating at the end of any one of the partners in the chain.