Security and trust on the internet are paramount. Currently, trust on the internet is mostly achieved through gated access. We are used to “gateway” access to websites, governed by separate click-wrap and browse-wrap terms and conditions. Since this approach does not allow for seamlessness in the metaverse, a solution must be found through technology, such as self-executing smart contracts. This, along with some lessons learned about how to protect data in modern infrastructure, can allow the metaverse to deploy protections with minimal impact.
Contrary to the universe, the metaverse will not be created in a big bang, but if the scaffolding is removed, it will give rise to a whole new range of solutions and unlimited creative potential. The metaverse is where consumers will seek out games and entertainment, and businesses may explore virtual reality meetings to improve collaboration denmark mobile database learning to the next level with fully simulated environments.
How the pandemic is changing insider protection
Vladimir Mitin | 01.10.2021
The September partner conference “The Insider Life Cycle: From Hiring to Firing,” organized by SearchInform, was largely devoted to analyzing the situation in this area. Many of the participants in this event agreed that the #1 information security trend can be described as “Remote work as a given.”
"If last year we talked about emergency 'moves' to remote work, today we see that most organizations leave employees the opportunity to work from home permanently or several days a week. We see this in our clients - if in 2019 their companies had slightly more than 10% of remote employees, and in 2020 they transferred the overwhelming majority of personnel to remote work, then in 2021 the percentage of 'remote workers' decreased, but not significantly. Therefore, now information security systems need to be built taking this factor into account," says Lev Matveyev, Chairman of the Board of Directors of SearchInform.