These days, cyber security attacks and data breaches are on the rising side. Data breach laws are there but, it requires organizations to inform users that their personal information has been negotiated. So, it is important to understand these cyber laws and their importance as they are dangerous for effective data protection. According to a report, it was found that almost 2 trillion data records were hacked during the first half of 2017 where several MNC’s like big banks, hospitals and even credit agencies have fallen prey to these hackers. Read more at: https://finance.toolbox.com/articles/key-data-breach-laws-what-they-are-and-why-they-matter

In a research, it was found that throughout the IT realm, cyber criminals are executing faster attacks and cyber crimes have increased due to increased risks in VoIP system. A growing number of attacks against business VoIP systems to greater availability of hacking tools are available to would-be criminals through illegal means. A company's VoIP security is as strong as an organizational approach to data security and by implementing appropriate protections around telephony, customers and organization are protected from data breaches. In this article, we will explore the most common and effective ways of protecting VoIP from cyber crime. Read more at:  http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/voip-news/voip-security-5-very-real-solutions-to-super-scary-threats-70706

Data breaches have always been a broad level concern, but what is more important is the impact data breaches have. Usually after a company suffers a data breach, strict regulations are enforced curtailing employee use of data. Thus the entire workforce loses data flexibility which in turn affects productivity. At times, hasty decisions can demoralize employees. Having a data-led approach to business throughout the company is definitely a welcome change. There are a number of ways to dispel fears surrounding data. Risks surrounding data can be avoided through three elements namely policy, training and education, and technology. Policy should guide through using data and devices. Training and educating employees is relevant in avoiding breaches. Technology will protect the business in case of a data breach. Having an intelligent, flexible and secure approach to information management will ensure effective use of data while guarding against risks. Read more at:https://channels.theinnovationenterprise.com/articles/don-t-be-scared-of-your-data

Healthcare Analytics Market has been predicted to have tremendous potential over time with low cost and improved population health. Survey report gives an increase in analytics adoption rate though many still don't use predictive modelling techniques. Data integration is required to derive analytical value which comes as a big challenge. Data Breeches and Data Security is a lesser factor than the former one since enterprises take their own data. But this factor works when external data is taken into account. People with a unique combination of statistics training, technology skills, and data knowledge are also required in large number. Also, infrastructure improvement for analytics must be done according as many healthcare decision makers. Thus analytics is getting much priority in healthcare in recent times. Read more about this article at:  http://www.cio.com/article/2904270/healthcare/healthcare-analytics-4-things-impacting-the-adoption-rate.html

Nowadays, there are data breaches by which customer information is leaked. CRM data are highly confidential. There is no perfect system to protect all CRM data. But, some basic security measures can go a long way in creating a CRM security system. Read more at: http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/insidecrm/top-3-security-tips-for-your-crm-system-65549