In the first half of 2019, there was a\u00a054 percent increase in data breaches; big firms and small have contributed to those figures. This includes (breach size in brackets): Capital One (106 million), Suprema (27.8 million), and Facebook (419 million). We are now so accustomed to hearing about cybersecurity incidents that we are in danger of becoming desensitized. But every one of those exposed records represents an individual human being.<\/p>\n
The modern business is up against a perfect storm of sophisticated cybercrime methods, stringent data protection legislation, and ensuring they retain customer trust. This is all within a climate of digital transformation, the technologies of which can give an organisation a competitive edge.<\/p>\n
Any organisation would be forgiven for feeling like a rabbit in the headlights. But there is a way to have your digital cake and eat it. The discipline of \u2018Secure by Design\u2019 (SbD) is taking root in global organisations. By applying the principles of Secure by Design we give our businesses the ability to fight this perfect storm.<\/p>\n
Here, we will take a deeper look into what Secure by Design means and share some tips on achieving it.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>