ISACA highlights Privacy 2.0, slimmed-down big data, heated-up cybersecurity and data analytics job market, outsourced security, and the Internet of even more Things
London, UK: IT and cybersecurity professionals should resolve now to gear up for accelerated change and complexity in 2014, especially in cybersecurity, data privacy and big data, says global nonprofit IT association ISACA.Leading fraud and risk management consultancy UKFraud has drawn up a list of predictions for the coming year.
Their fraud predictions for 2014 are:
1. The Cabinet Office – The Cabinet Office’s Fraud Error Debt Department will evolve quickly in 2014. With the recent demise of the National Fraud Authority, which started out in 2005 with credible strategic targets that were eroded over the years, the FED’s task-force will have to work hard to deliver both a strategy and results.
LONDON, UK: UK office workers are bombarded with phishing emails with the majority seeing as many as ten attacks hitting their inboxes every day, a new survey from PhishMe has revealed.
SAN DIEGO, Calif.: Cubic Corporation has announced that its One Shot technology received the Most Innovative New Product (MIP) Award in the aerospace and security technologies category at the 2013 CONNECT MIP Awards that took place at an awards ceremony on Dec. 6. In its 26th year, the annual awards program continues its tradition of honoring San Diego’s leaders of innovation and groundbreaking new products launched in the last year.
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