by Angus J Allen | 31 March, 2025 | Data Privacy, Security
The recent revelations about senior U.S. government officials inadvertently disclosing sensitive Signal messages to the wrong recipient should give every organisation pause. This wasn’t a sophisticated cyberattack. It wasn’t a phishing campaign. It was something far...
by Angus J Allen | 23 September, 2024 | Data Privacy, Security
The costs of email mistakes are sometimes underestimated. Let me explain. For a typical customer with 500 employees we prevent approximately 4,500 data security incidents annually. This equates to about 20 data security incidents each business day. Volemic’s email...
by Angus J Allen | 28 December, 2023 | Data Privacy, Security
A study into data security breaches reported to the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office and how to prevent them. Data security is a key, and growing, risk for our customers and we recognizethe range of challenges it presents. Faced with growing business...
by Angus J Allen | 6 June, 2023 | Data Privacy, Security
Training is not enough to protect your regulated business from damaging email blunders. Here’s what to do about it… When I first made the transition from lawyer to leader, I used to believe that if you hired smart people and trained them well you would be immune to...
by Eva Leban | 25 February, 2022 | Data Privacy, Security
Introducing the UK’s AI Hub On 12 January 2022, the UK Government and the Office for Artificial Intelligence (OAI) announced the launch of the UK’s new AI Standards Hub pilot. The Hub aims to increase the UK’s engagement in the shaping of global AI...
by Angus J Allen | 23 July, 2021 | Data Privacy, Security
What’s Happened? The hacker has been hacked. Or, at least, a lot of their documents have been leaked. And it turns out that Pegasus, the name for the family of spyware tools developed by NGO Group, an Israeli cyberweapons firm, has been sold to authoritarian regimes...
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