August 2016 – Security meets Real- time Marketing Challenges

The advertising industry loves the scenario of the fully transparent customer journey: The carefree consumer makes himself comfortable on the couch with linear TV entertainment in the background. As is known, the smartphone is generally in his hand as the second screen, used to exchange ideas regarding the broadcast during the commercial break. What would […]

Since the scandals of eavesdropping of government and business leaders are spreading, the fear of data theft is growing and the interest in finding an optimal protection to make mobile phones safer is more in the limelight.

The email is one of the first and most widely used forms of online communication. The more disappointing is that using emails didn’t get any safer since their invention more than 40 years ago. Although well-established encryption methods offer effective options, they are comparatively rarely applied.

The Internet has lost its innocence and a healthy mistrust is more than advisable nowadays as scams and spams attack anytime and anywhere. Certain media, such as email, is hit particularly hard.

Recent cyberattacks against government agencies and politicians, as well as various news sites, prove that no one is immune and explains why more and more companies are investing to keep their business data safe. In just the last two years, the number of publicly traded companies that count security threats to their major business risks

Hacker- and cyberattacks are part of everyday life in the digital world, and I am not talking about the consequences we are currently seeing in many action and disaster movies that show us quite plainly what it means to jeopardize mission-critical systems. I am talking about simple psychological tricks everybody can fall for with huge

The technology industry is continuing to evolve quickly, particularly in the areas of security and Internet of Things (IoT). For companies, this development is both inspiring and adamant.

A password is usually needed for online services authentication or the access to resources and data in a local network. While there are generally accepted principles, governing how a secure password should be composed, many people still have some problems to handle and manage the flood of passwords they need to create and keep track

The Internet of Things (IoT), the networking of so called “smarter” objects, is considered by many as the next major revolution in the field of information technology. A revolution that has the potential to significantly affect the structure of entire industries and value chains as well as the rules of the competition, if not even