Institutions can’t start developing strong data privacy policies without security controls that can safeguard that data against threats such as email hacks and breaches. But what’s the real difference ...

I’m about to out myself. Not that way. Nope, I’m outing myself as a reader of Fortune magazine (and the Financial Times and other media of the ilk). Big deal, you respond, and rightfully so ...

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• Security architectures; and • Security goals. Security goals are an essential difference between the two. For example, the number one goal of IT security is focused on privacy, i.e., protecting the ...