data protection

Toshiba said on Monday it aims to generate $3 billion (roughly Rs. 22,011 crores) in revenue from its advanced cryptographic technology for data protection by 2030, as the Japanese sprawling conglomerate scrambles to find future growth drivers.The cyber security technology, called quantum key distribution (QKD), leverages the nature of quantum physics to provide two remote parties with cryptographic keys that are immune to cyberattacks driven by quantum computers.Toshiba expects the global QKD market to grow to $12…

Image Source : FREEPIK Google is in trouble because of it's unclear language during sign up: Know-more Google faced a backlash by the European consumer groups as they filed a new privacy complaint against the tech giant. The company has been alleged for using deceptive design, misleading choices and unclear language when consumers sign-up for a new Google account in order to encourage more extensive and invasive data processing. Contrary to its claims, the tech giant is thwarting consumers who want to better protect…