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Annual State of Application Security Report
Arxan Technologies have published its 5th Annual State of Application Security Report. The new research is based on the analysis of 126 popular mobile health and finance apps from the US, UK, Germany, and Japan, as well as a study examining security perspectives of consumers and app security professionals. Arxan discovered a wide disparity between consumer [...]
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Predicting the cyber security future in 2016
When your everyday life is all about information and cyber security, you start to see patterns that may not be so obvious to others. Each year, I take my best shot at describing these trends and making predictions for the coming year. In this annual article, we also go back retrospectively and review the predictions [...]
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Fiserv patent battle with FIS dismissed by US court
“Fiserv is betting big,” said Nancy Atkinson, a senior analyst at Aite Group back in 2012. “Fiserv is trying to exert dominance over FIS. These two companies are huge rivals.” 3 years of court battles later, FIS has emerged the winner, announcing the resolution and dismissal of patent infringement claims brought against the company by Fiserv in [...]
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European Court of Justice declares Safe Harbour invalid – what are the implications?
On 06 October 2015, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that the Safe Harbour agreement, which allows data to be transferred between the EU and US, was invalid as it did not provide adequate protection for European citizens. The ruling comes as a result of a long-running dispute between an Austrian law student, Max [...]
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Deutsche Bank to change troublesome IT system
As well as cutting tens of thousands of jobs, shrinking the bonus pool and shedding billions of dollars of unwanted assets, John Cryan promised to rip out and replace much of Deutsche Bank’s messy and outdated IT system as one of his top priorities when the German bank’s new boss presents his strategy to investors on Thursday. [...]
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