Encryption, helping address GDPR compliance
As of May 25, 2018, all companies dealing with personal data in the European Union (EU) must be employing a high level of security to safeguard EU citizens’ information. Under…
Is there a certainty to security?
Many companies think that once they have a few tools deployed to control their perimeter they are done. But how effective are these tools that they have deployed? The choice…
How bad is bad? Mexico’s threat landscape
Mexico is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, focused in employing technology to spur businesses forward. But this dependency on technology comes with a dark side – businesses are significantly…
Spectre and Meltdown attacks, think the sky is falling?
Like most companies, Echoworx is aware of the recently announced vulnerabilities impacting most modern microprocessors. We wanted to take a minute to provide the following guidance on the Spectre and Meltdown attacks…
Financial services are faced with the challenge of delivering their customers with an online experience that goes far beyond just a website.
Indecent Exposure and Robotic Hacking
Even if we won’t share certain photos, many of us will ignore 21st-century common sense and share other extremely personal information by email, just because a bank, broker or other…
Getting Personal: Trust, New Lovers and the Internet
You may have readily shared personal information in an online form or in an email, with a cyberspace entity you don’t know. A new survey, commissioned by Echoworx and conducted…
GDPR: Reduce your risk, protect your customers
You’ve met the GDPR, but you could still be breached, and the fines are massive. How can you minimize the risk? By May 25, 2018, companies doing business with EU residents…
Privacy by Design – or by Disaster?
Got any European business? If you do, the GDPR could trigger fines of 20 million euros against you after May 25, 2018, unless you’ve built the highest levels of privacy protections…