Data privacy

Data privacy focuses on how organizations protect sensitive information while staying compliant and competitive. We cover the leading technologies and strategies shaping privacy.

Data Encryption: Types, Importance & FAQ

Data privacySep 20

Digital information is constantly being shared and stored on the cloud and connected services. According to IBM, the average cost for a data breach involving 50 million to 65 million records is more than $400 million.

Data privacySep 12

How to Protect Your Business from Website Cloning / Mirroring

Your business may be a mundane B2B business like ours, and you may think that you do not have to protect your website from attacks like cloning. You would be wrong. Eventually, your site may get cloned; it happened to us.

Data privacyJul 28

Differential Privacy: How It Works, Benefits & Use Cases

Violating data privacy is costly for organizations due to factors such as diminished reputation or regulatory fines. IBM’s 2022 Cost of a Data Breach report states that the average total cost of a data breach is nearly $4.5 million. However, access to private information is required in building solutions to many important business problems.

Data privacyJul 26

Explore Top 10 Privacy Enhancing Technologies

Though data privacy legislation such as GDPR in the EU and CCPA in California are meant to prevent privacy breaches, consumer’s privacy is frequently invaded by hackers, companies and governments. Data leakages increase as businesses share consumers’ data with third-party companies in order to increase network visibility.

Data privacyJun 24

What is Homomorphic Encryption? Benefits & Challenges

The increasing usage of cloud services and collaboration between companies to monetize data raises concerns over data privacy. Regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) aim to protect consumers’ privacy, and businesses pay serious fines in case of non-compliance. This creates a tradeoff between data privacy and utility for companies.

Data privacyMar 20

Zero-Knowledge Proofs: How it Works & Use Cases

As businesses collect a vast amount of customer data to gain insights, improve their products and services, and monetize their data assets, they can become vulnerable to cyber threats and data breaches. The cost of breaches is rising every year, reaching ~$4.2M per breach.