April 2018 -

27 Email Management Tips From ‘Inbox Zero’ People

26th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

I’ve long considered myself a member of the cult of inbox zero. I have four email accounts—one professional, one personal, one for graduate school, and one left over from undergrad. I deftly juggle all four inboxes, keeping them at or below 25 messages at all times. For me, having a…

WannaCry ransomware report: NHS is still not ready for the next big attack

20th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

"The extensive disruption caused by WannaCry laid bare serious vulnerabilities in the cyber security and response plans of the NHS," warn MPs. Almost a year on from the WannaCry ransomware attack, both the government and the National Health Service are failing to implement the required cybersecurity measures to ensure the…

We are hiring – looking for a Senior Web Developer

19th April 201824th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

Are you interested working for a company developing enterprise software used by large companies? Would you like to be a part of a development team, creating software, which handles 100 millions of database records? Would you like to improve your experience in cloud development and cloud services? You are a…

GDPR and the State of Employee Data Privacy

17th April 201817th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

Managing data isn’t much fun anymore. Information governance initiatives have barely begun, and already, new privacy regulations such as GDPR are adding to the challenge. Additionally, analytics are taking off, but that too poses new conflicts in both governance and compliance. If you're like many in the industry wondering how…

GDPR – What are the biggest problems companies still have to solve?

13th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

Like it or not, the GDPR is now just weeks away from kicking in Are there any recommended frameworks for implementing controls and processes for information security that I could follow to ensure GDPR readiness? There are plenty of different general security best practice frameworks that can help you comply…

Microsoft adds ransomware protections to make OneDrive and Outlook.com safer

10th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

If your PC is infected with ransomware, it will spread from file to file, encrypting them until you pay the bad guys for the digital key. But ransomware can also spread to your files stored in the cloud—and that’s what Microsoft’s new OneDrive protections are designed to address... Source: Securityasia…

GDPR is leaving publishers with a newsletter list problem

6th April 2018 by Monika Nevicka

Dear American publishers that think they will be fine when the General Data Protection Regulation takes effect next month: Check your email. As brands, agencies and publishers scramble to get their data collection, usage and storage situations in line with European regulations, few have gotten their email newsletter subscriber operations…