Megan Clairmont

Megan Clairmont

IT Security Expert
Megan Clairmont is an Information Technology expert with deep knowledge of IT security, development, and networking. With expertise in the IT industry, Megan produces content that offers practical guidance and in-depth analysis, helping her audience stay informed about the latest trends in tech. Her contributions to leading industry publications are highly regarded for their clarity, accuracy, and relevance.
2015’s (cyber) seven – the most notorious data breach examples of the year
Editorial 2015’s (cyber) seven – the most notorious data breach examples of the year

This year has seen some major cyber-security breach cases that brought to the general attention the fact that nobody is generically safe. From private companies to government agencies, cyber-attacks threaten all entities that handle sensitive data. Taking into consideration the cyber-data black

Should encryption be limited or encouraged?
Editorial Should encryption be limited or encouraged?

The encryption debate reads the following way: while the logic of cyber-security and its encryption tools forecasts an impenetrable encryption, the government is worried that such an efficient cyber feature would block the law enforcers. Although creating a relative paradox, the diverging opinions

The EMV card and how to be almost safe
Editorial The EMV card and how to be almost safe

The EMV card comes with enhanced security features, but also with particular vulnerabilities. Since this type of credit cards has been utilized for a while in Europe and in other regions of the globe, the cyber-attackers have already developed various methods of bypassing the security features in

Five Biggest Data Breach Cases of the Last Decade
Editorial Five Biggest Data Breach Cases of the Last Decade

The OPM data breach the U.S. government announced on June 4th qualifies as a 15 on a scale from one to 10, by the loss of credit card numbers and names. Initial estimate approximated 4.2 million affected people, a number later changed to 18 million. Recently the number of affected people increased

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