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“Dimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID, told SCMagazine.com on Tuesday that he believes these breaches are in keeping with the surge in cyberattacks against entities beyond U.S. government agencies and that…
“Two things stand out from these most recent revelations, he said. First, past attacks aimed to take something down (like Sony) or steal something specific (like IP or PII). “But,…
…“raises serious questions about the liability of software-as-service companies in suits where software is used to violate privacy, ” he said by email. “With many software packages now delivered as…
…detection services. There is a certain degree of inevitability now of getting breached,” says Sirota. “Its increasingly becoming almost predictable that you will get breached. That doesn’t negate the need…”…
Dimitri Sirota traces some of Google’s issues to the concerns Europeans have about the data companies collect and what they do with it….
Sirota says that thanks to APIs, transferring data between mobile applications, devices, data centers or the cloud has never been easier. The problem, however, lies in tracking and managing the…
…that Microsoft is essentially buying the world’s second largest personal database,” said Dimitri Sirota, cybersecurity expert and CEO of BigID, a company that works with clients to protect customer data….
…perspective? Dimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID, warned that LinkedIn has a “deep insight into the majority of professionals in terms of relationships, interests, satisfaction with their work, intentions to leave……
…can cause reverberations that ultimately impact many other businesses, if even these secondary companies were never infiltrated, their “customers are also customers elsewhere” and “because users share credentials across sites….
…used chip-and-PIN cards for years, and the cards are generally known to be more secure. In fact, the cards have reduced fraud in the United Kingdom by about 75 percent…
…and make sure you are using two-factor authentication — doing this can help mitigate the potential fallout from a breach, said Dimitri Sirota, chief executive officer of cybersecurity firm BigID.”…
