Rabia has a background in immuno-genetics with a passion for bridging the worlds of science, business and technology. She completed her BSc in Biology and Economics from McGill University in Montreal, Canada. She went on to complete a PhD in Genetics, studying the genetics underlying the host immune response to Typhoid.
Healthcare, like many other sectors, is moving through technological change. All of the technologies in development need patient data. The healthcare sector already collects masses of information, but much of this is unstructured and not curated. As healthcare expands its data collection capacity, what does this mean for privacy, security and patient care?
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More than 2,000 MongoDB databases operated by major domestic and foreign companies were left accessible under the government programme
Cellebrite kiosks are to be deployed around Scotland for unlocking phones and other seized devices
Officials at US border-crossing points such as airports now have new restrictions on when they can copy data from devices such as phones and laptops
The keylogger was originally installed with touchpad drivers to help debug errors, but could lead to a ‘loss of confidentiality’
NHS Digital is to collaborate with the supplier-led INTEROPen group on the development of APIs for exchanging health data
Usernames, email addresses and hashed passwords were leaked in the breach, which dates back to July 2012, Disqus has confirmed
The developer of a popular Mac tool has fixed an issue that caused sensitive data to be sent out unencrypted to DNS servers
The credit reporting giant was reportedly hit by a separate major breach in March, weeks before the theft of personal data on millions of people
The widely criticised feature, introduced last year, tracked passengers for up to five minutes after a trip ended and was widely attacked
The 36-year-old was arrested in Los Angeles on hacking charges linked to the high-profile hacks of the US Office of Personnel Management and insurer Anthem
The hack was carried out to warn patients that their personal data is being exposed, according to an alleged member of the Anonymous hacking group
In private briefings, the FBI is reportedly advising US energy and technology firms to cut their ties with Kaspersky over alleged national security risks
AWS SUMMIT: Amazon has released Macie, an AI-powered tool aimed at securing data held in the cloud, following a string of inadvertent data leaks
Foreign companies have argued the Cyber Security Law (CSL) will make it much more difficult for them to do business in the country
The adoption of wearables has grown rapidly in the consumer world, but why has adoption been slower in the enterprise and what are the potential benefits?
Moving to a distributed database using blockchain could help banks save billions on costly data processes
The decision could create some major problems for the UK in a post-Brexit world
Is Blockchain a possible solution for securing weapons data for the US military, including its nuclear capabilities?
DQM’s Christine Andrews tells us why controlling your data will be key under the new GDPR rulings
Verizon report reveals huge rises in human error as users continue to fall for popular scams
Fujitsu report finds that majority of businesses skimp out on paying for effective IT security
FBI agents are looking into the security of the presidential hopeful’s private account
The scheme aims to develop the UK into Europe’s hub for cyber security startups
IBM looks to reassure its clients and customers that it has not passed on their data to external sources
The EC wants to talk about cyber security legislation, looking at risk management and breach reporting requirements in particular
A Belfast Trust is lumped with a big fine but says the penalty won’t harm patient care