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How Dangerous Is Cheating On Exams In Many Different Ways
It is convenient to conduct online exams. As a private learning center or educational institution, you don’t need to worry about location constraints as students can do the exam anywhere. Provided that they have access to a computer with an internet connection, it is also relatively easy and cheap to conduct online exams. However, with…
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How To Share Internal Documents Securely?
You want to securely and efficiently share email attachments? You don’t want your documents to be exposed? You can’t also control who viewed or downloaded your documents? No matter what industry you are in, it is extremely important to secure attachments when sending out via email to avoid unnecessary risks and losses. For the education…
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Show It, Don’t Send It
You’re Sharing Files All Wrong — Here’s How to Do It Right (and Securely) File sharing is critical to daily operations, whether it is sending pricing proposals, investor decks, or product roadmaps, most organizations rely on tools like email, Google Drive, or Dropbox to share documents quickly. But here’s the problem: the very tools that…
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Former Softbank Employee Arrested For Theft Of 5G Data
Tokyo Metropolitan Police arrested a former employee of Japanese mobile carrier Softbank, for allegedly taking proprietary documents relating to Softbank’s 5G technology and providing the information to his new employer Rakuten Mobile. Examples of industrial espionage by employees when leaving a company are not rare; in 2014 a former SanDisk employee was arrested for taking…
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Red Bull Vs. Aston Martin In Possible IP Breach
Formula One is the pinnacle of motorsports and automotive technology. It is a multi-billion-dollar industry that is underpinned by the intellectual property that enables the teams to produce the fastest cars in the world. Last week, at the Spanish Grand Prix, the Aston Martin team introduced an upgraded car that in many aspects looked very…
