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What makes this acquisition interesting and potentially impactful vis-a-vis privacy is that Microsoft is essentially buying the world’s second largest personal database,” said Dimitri Sirota, cybersecurity expert and CEO of…
But what does the acquisition, the merger of the “world’s leading professional cloud with the world’s leading professional network,” mean from a privacy and data perspective? Dimitri Sirota, CEO of…
Dimitri Sirota, the CEO and co-founder of the privacy management firm BigID, warned in a statement that one major breach can cause reverberations that ultimately impact many other businesses, if…
Because Google knows so much about you they’re acting like your mother by anticipating what you want,” Sirota said. He pointed out that most people affected by Google’s plans are…
Credit and debit cards with embedded chips are becoming more common in the United States, and they’re slowly replacing the old-style cards with familiar magnetic stripes. Europe and Canada have…
“The simplest thing you can do is change all of your online passwords and make sure you are using two-factor authentication — doing this can help mitigate the potential fallout…
…find anomalies. A mortgage application might have one set of information about a customer while a credit card application has very different data, for instance, including a different email address….
All of us want this kind of idea of a valet,” said cybersecurity analyst Dimitri Sirota, CEO of data protection firm BigID. “We see the value in the on-demand environment…
Personal data is the life-blood of most organizations, and they need to better safeguard it against misuse and theft,” said Sirota….
Optics matter, and I think the optics around this are that you don’t feel strongly enough about the privacy of your customers explained Dimitri Sirota…
Of those impacted by the DDoS attack, “the only common thread is it’s all kind of Netflix and Chill type stuff,” said Dimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID. “Taking down SoundCloud…
Mobile devices are just one of an increasing number of Internet things that can be used as a stepping-stone to attacking businesses and others, says Dimitri Sirota, CEO of BigID.
