Finally WhatsApp talk about their silence data collection: they told to their more than 2 billion users that they had to share their personal data with Facebook in order to continue using the app!
Some of the users are aware that this is uncanny and dangerous, while some are more confused; they are indifferent to the fact that their data was already being collected.
This article is the second Cyber Security article, focused on IT Management concerns.
On our first article Cyber Security: Thinking Like a Hacker, we explained the necessary five strategies to have a strict security policy.
In this article, we continue with more technical cyber security recommendations.
Imagine that each of your mobile phones is a separate internet server…
Wouldn’t it be safe to share photos with a parent group at your child’s school or documents with your company’s private, and encrypted internet network of two hundred other peers?
This may be possible with Decentralized Internet.
Elon Musk is a very successful businessman. In particular, there are lecture-like methods that I think will be the subject of books in the future. Especially on the subjects of establishing and growing a Startup and Marketing.
Since March, after having COVID 19 as making to work as remote access absolute must, an E-Commerce company in Turkey had to pause activity for weeks due to being hacked; and the security gap scandal on Twitter, we would like to mention to Cyber Security topic.
Everyone has got very excited about the early period promissory about the blockchain.
It supposed to break all the blockage between the industrial participants with one step, to create an almost quarrelsome substructure against fraud, and would have significant provided add value and profit to its’ investor.
Gartner prepared a report for the world’s leaders, and they announced the five macro trends that will affect governments’ the most strategical business and technology sustainabilities in 2019 and for the first half of 2020
“The future is in IBM Cloud” “The future is in AWS” “All will be Kubernetes” “Everything will be Openshift” “The Network will merge with SDN” “Google is the world giant, whatever he says that happens” “The 450 out of the top 500 companies use Oracle.” “There is no bigger company than SAP in the world that developing ERP software.”
Which path is right ?
You are an entrepreneur and you are establishing your Startup. Or in the company that you are working, it has been expected from you to set up a department and manage it.
When the enthusiasm of the first days has quiet down and you are alone with a pile of problems to be solved, if you don’t have a strategy then you cannot know where to start to solve them.
Google published all experiences of its employees and what do they learn about those experiences into a book: “Site Reliability Engineering”. The book both highlights where will the system administration and software development works head to and include lots of significant information about how do they convert their experiences into the money.