Forensics and Cyber Security Newsletter
In this current generation, Digital information is everywhere – in our homes and businesses, our financial institutions, and our critical infrastructure. We use and store data via pervasive cloud computing, network applications, social media, and mobile devices, as well as in our computers and tablets.
This information often gets vulnerable to compromise– copying, modification, deletion, or disclosure – by malware, viruses, etc.
You need a good understanding of the issues and technologies underlying the protection of computer systems and data as part of expected due diligence. Get insights on how to protect your information assets through our monthly Forensics and Cyber security News letter
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Cyber threats: Are you secure?
Cybersecurity - what’s going to happen next? Everyone wants to know, and no one can know for certain, despite armies of analysts and datacenters of machine intelligence. As we enter the 2nd half of this year, it behooves the Institute of Forensics and ICT Security (IFIS) to alert you about the cyber-attacks that may happen before the end of the year.
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Cybersecurity - what’s going to happen next? Everyone wants to know, and no one can know for certain, despite armies of analysts and datacenters of machine intelligence. As we enter the 2nd half of this year, it behooves the Institute of Forensics and ICT Security (IFIS) to alert you about the cyber-attacks that may happen before the end of the year.
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Are you secure online
You cannot solve a problem by running from it. Yet, this is what most top honchos and senior IT managers in most businesses in Uganda are doing: refuse to accept that cybercrime is a problem that needs urgent attention.
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You cannot solve a problem by running from it. Yet, this is what most top honchos and senior IT managers in most businesses in Uganda are doing: refuse to accept that cybercrime is a problem that needs urgent attention.
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Why the ever increasing fraud challenges in Uganda- Part3- Rationalization
This issue focuses on the third leg of the Fraud Triangle: Rationalisation
Rationalization is the third leg of the fraud triangle and is considered a necessary component of crime before it takes place. It is part of the motivation for the crime.
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This issue focuses on the third leg of the Fraud Triangle: Rationalisation
Rationalization is the third leg of the fraud triangle and is considered a necessary component of crime before it takes place. It is part of the motivation for the crime.
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Why the ever increasing fraud challenges in Uganda-Part 2
This issue focuses on the second leg of the Fraud Triangle: Opportunity.
A person will be tempted to commit crime if S/he perceives that they can do it without being caught. Employees will violate their trust in areas where they have general information and technical skills: Download Now
This issue focuses on the second leg of the Fraud Triangle: Opportunity.
A person will be tempted to commit crime if S/he perceives that they can do it without being caught. Employees will violate their trust in areas where they have general information and technical skills: Download Now
Why the ever increasing fraud challenges in Uganda
After witnessing the most expensive election, our economy has been left very thirsty with most government departments requesting for supplementary budgets many months remaining to the end of the financial year..
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After witnessing the most expensive election, our economy has been left very thirsty with most government departments requesting for supplementary budgets many months remaining to the end of the financial year..
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