Apparel Industry Update: Ecommerce Sales Boom While Fraud Rings Adapt

The apparel industry is highly susceptible to major world events. In order to thrive, it needs to continuously adapt to market changes. The COVID-19 pandemic meant that brick-and-mortar stores suffered a decrease in visits and sales, while ecommerce sales flourished and even doubled. Every day was a holiday for fashion ecommerce entrepreneurs.

But as innovation was brimming in the world of fashion commerce, fraudsters were also thinking of ways to penetrate the ever-changing market. Their tactics morphed to be better able to penetrate more rigid fraud protection solutions.

: MEDIAWORKS; Viewpoints; Posted On Wednesday, 06 April 2022 09:39

SASIG announces Independent Advisory Board

SASIG, The Security Awareness Special Interest Group, has established an Independent Advisory Board for its forthcoming 'Big SASIG' event, comprising CISOs and industry experts that have been handpicked for their wide-ranging expertise and knowledge of the cybersecurity industry.

: THE EDITORIAL TEAM; Industry News; Posted On Wednesday, 06 April 2022 09:34

The Book all the World is Turning to in these our Perilous and Hopeless Times

COMMENT BY MR CHRIS HOBBS, AN EX- BRITISH POLICE OFFICER ABOUT “BE A BEACON OF HOPE IN THE WORLD: A MESSAGE TO YOUNG BRITAIN:

“I think your book is excellent. In an ideal world, that book should be given to every head-teacher in the country. If I were a head I'd pick three messages every week and display them prominently, say in the entrance and /or assembly hall so every pupil could see them.

Congratulations.

Chris”

: JOHN ODEY ADUMA, AUTHOR OF THE JUST RELEASED BESTSELLER, "BE A BEACON OF HOPE IN THE WORLD: A MESSAGE TO YOUNG BRITAIN"; Nigeria Watch International; Posted On Sunday, 03 April 2022 19:05

Almost 60 per cent of poll respondents fail to recall if, and when, they backed up important documents

Respondents most fear employers having access to personal content and intimate messages and photos

Over 70 per cent of U.S. and UK poll respondents say loss of personal phones would be most concerning in the wrong hands

MANCHESTER, UK.: Apricorn has announced new findings from a Twitter poll exploring device data and backup processes ahead of World Backup Day on March 31st. When asked to be honest with their admissions regarding when they last backed up the important files and documents on their home computer, a massive 57 per cent responded with “ummm!” indicating that they do not know, or indeed, may never back up their content.