Schems 2 means Privacy Shield has been invalidated. But what does that mean for your business and your data? Jim Wright explores the steps you can take to make sure you know where your data is being processed and how to be GDPR compliant.

With phishing attacks playing a major role in the attacks we’ve seen this year, and the increase of attacks playing off the pandemic, it’s more important than ever to instil the basics of cyber security in your teams, especially if they’re working from home and perhaps less in the loop with training and common phishing attempts.

30% of data breaches involved internal actors, which shows how human error still contributes to vulnerabilities. Your people are still one of the weakest links in your security strategy, so continued training and awareness is crucial – especially with the rise of remote working.

Clients may trust you with some of the most important transactions in their lives, yet you may barely know them at all. These relationships are engineered by you, the business, and it’s down to you to orchestrate that relationship to provide you with timely, usable data.

Speed was of the essence with this job, so cloud-based computing was the only way to achieve this speed. We used Tableau on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to visualise the dataset in this very tight timeframe resulting in visualisations that are available for both the public and organisations to use.

This blog provides an overview of the domain email protections: SPF, DKIM and DMARC, and introduces a basic tool to grab and parse a domains records.