Anonymous Logins may not be ‘anonymous’ at all. According to the Forbes article the enhancement called ‘Anonymous Logins’ is designed to limit the passing of information onto third parties. In theory this is a positive step forward (for Facebook users) however the use...
“Our business is making sure nobody knows your business.”® As advocates in protecting privacy, your online vulnerabilities are important to us as well. World Password Day just past and we’d like to remind you of some simple steps you can do to protect yourself online....
The National Association for Information Destruction (NAID) commissioned a study to analyse the amount of information left on recycled computers. For organisations the information left on the machine poses data breach problems which, after the new Privacy Laws come...
Governments around the world are actively seeking ways to address the growing problem of ewaste. ‘Electric Waste Orchestra’ does something a little different with electronic waste, they construct musical instruments out of old computers. When asked why...
We distributed NAID’s findings earlier this year on the risks associated with recycling computer equipment. Avast (a security software company) has now conducted a study on mobile phones and private information left behind on mobile phones bought through eBay. Using...
Stephen Cavey, an Australian security professional, provides valuable insight into securing personal data. Written for the Australian Ageing Agenda magazine, the article discusses some of the challenges faced in the Health and Aged Care Industry. The personal details...
