According to the newspaper, curators from the National Archives in Trencin, Slovakia were gobsmacked to find emoji-like and hashtag-like images among the papers of a lawyer named Jan Ladislaides. The former can be seen in the Daily Mail’s tweet about its story, above, and latter can be seen to the left.
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Just one in five banks and insurers confident they could detect a cybersecurity breach
Consultant News “When GDPR is introduced and all breaches are likely to be made public soon after they occur, many people will be in for a surprise,” said Zhiwei Jiang, Global Head of Financial Services, Insights & Data at Capgemini. “The introduction of GDPR … |
Donald Trump’s appointment of Rudy Giuliani as a cyber security advisor has been met with scepticism online, with some Twitter users questioning the ethics of his appointment and how tech savvy the former New York mayor actually is.
Under his new role, Giuliani will be “sharing his expertise and insight” with the president-elect on private sector cyber security problems, a role some online have already criticized as being too vague in its very definition.
Source: ‘Can Giuliani even turn on a computer?’ Trump’s cyber security pick baffles internet — RT America
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LeClairRyan attorneys pen analysis of the 2015 Anthem data breach and offer key lessons in cybersecurity
DOTmed.com ATLANTA, Feb. 6, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — As businesses and consumers seek to protect themselves from hackers, they should weigh lessons from the 2015 data breach of healthcare firm Anthem, advise veteran data privacy and cybersecurity attorneys from … |