Learning from the Biggest Hacks in History
Cyber-attack — the words alone can be enough to incite panic. Between a lack of understanding and media sensationalism, any mention of a cyber-attack brings to mind catastrophic levels of damage.
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Three emerging needs from the new citizen driven marketplace economy
As concern over the environment grows, there has been a marked shift in public behaviour, as people from being consumers to becoming ethical brand citizens. Davina O’Donghue, Senior Research Director at RDSi looks at how brands can best respond to meet these developing needs.
Marketers reveal their top CMS priorities for 2020
Speed of content creation’ and ‘ease of customisation’ are the top priorities for marketers in 2020, followed by ease of use and flexibility, according to new research.
UK Cyber-security skills gap ‘at breaking point’
A new, in-depth piece of research conducted amongst UK CIOs and senior IT professionals has revealed that the cybersecurity skills gap has reached a crisis point.
Hitachi and Barclays launch next-generation finger vein scanner
Barclays has unveiled their enhanced finger vein scanner, developed in collaboration with Hitachi using VeinID infra-red technology.
The age of the unsubscriber – how to keep the faith with customers in the post-GDPR era
Consumers now have more options to cut off an organisation completely – whether that means deleting an app, unsubscribing from emails or other updates, or requesting a company removes every trace of them. Elizabeth Dailing, Senior Director CXM at Quadient looks at how businesses can ensure they stay on the right side of their customers … [Read more…]
More than half of British small and medium businesses have changed CRM supplier
More than half of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the UK have changed customer relationship management (CRM) supplier according to new research.
Brexit bots: UK Govt refuses to release Russian interference report before election
A UK report looking into Russian interference into the 2016 EU referendum will not be published until after the election, despite claims that it could be released before.
Google buys Fitbit for $2.1bn (but vows not to use health data for ads)
Google has bought fitness device maker Fitbit for $2.1bn (£1.6bn), but the tech giant is seeking to calm fears by insisting health data will not be used for Google ads.
Smart Homes ‘most discussed IoT tech among influencers’
‘Smart Homes’ has emerged as the most mentioned vulnerable Internet of Things (IoT) technology among the world’s leading cybersecurity influencers on Twitter during the first half (H1) of 2019, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.