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The Capital One data breach showed that moving data from on-site storage to the cloud does not make the data "magically" safe. iboss Co-founder and President, Peter Martini, sits down with the Washington Examiner to provide cybersecurity expertise on how companies can avoid such breaches. 

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Craig Talbot, VP EMIEA, iboss, looks at what is needed to properly move security to the cloud so that firms can fully gain the benefits of it, with employees protected wherever they may be and whatever service they are using.

"Hackers are more sophisticated and targeted with their attacks than ever before, resulting in massive vulnerabilities for even the world's largest organization," said Peter Martini, co-founder of cloud cyber-security firm iboss. "These threats are made worse by the distributed nature of today’s workforce, with employees using their own devices and constantly accessing cloud-based applications. Consumers and companies alike need to recognize the current threats to their personal information and implement the necessary barriers to protect themselves."