Category Archives: Security

Bitcoins, Baubles and Business

Posted on May 10, 2013 by thedigitalconsultant

E-Commerce and its currencies can be a topsy turvy world. Just when you thought everything was on an even keel along comes a (relatively) new kid on the block that shakes up the status quo. So it it is with … Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Merchandising, Security | Tagged 2013, Bitcoin, Business, Credit card, Currency, e-commerce, Electronic money, Harvard, Nyaruka, paypal, Roger Smith, Rwanda, Satoshi Nakamoto, Semil Shah, TechCrunch, thedigitalconsultant, Thomas Lowenthal | Leave a comment

Serious about Security? This is one Site you should Bookmark

Posted on March 21, 2013 by thedigitalconsultant

Based on the statistics from the early warning system of Deutsche Telekom, this portal shows real-time cyber attacks and where they are happening in the world. Ninety global sensors contribute the data. The Top 5 source countries confirms our worst fears about the volume of attacks emanating from the Russian Federation, with Taiwan trailing a … Continue reading →

Posted in Data, Security | Tagged 2013, Country of origin, Cyberwarfare, Deutsche Telekom, Roger Smith, Russia, Taiwan, thedigitalconsultant, United States, Web portal | Leave a comment

2013 – The Year Ahead – Lucky For Some?

Posted on December 30, 2012 by thedigitalconsultant

Here is a snapshot of the mega-trends and predictions for 2013. Your personal data locker will become increasingly important to you and, if you haven’t got one you already, you should probably consider it. According to Forrester Research the business of managing personal data, … Continue reading →