Dan Swinhoe
Dan Swinhoe is UK Editor of CSO Online. Previously he was Senior Staff Writer at IDG Connect.
Wargaming at Exeter helps keep the university battle ready
Alan Hill of the University of Exeter says more universities need to understand who is targeting them and why to improve cybersecurity defenses and improve incidence response.
What CIOs want from CISOs: Collaboration and no finger pointing
Two CIOs explain how they view their relationships with the security function, and why CISOs need to collaborate closely with CIOs whether they report into them or not.
What you need to know about the US CLOUD Act and the UK COPOA Act
A new data access agreement between the UK and US streamlines law enforcement’s ability to gain access to data held on foreign soil.
The biggest data breach fines, penalties and settlements so far
Hacks and data thefts, enabled by weak security, cover-ups or avoidable mistakes have cost these companies a total of nearly $1.45 billion and counting.
China’s MLPS 2.0: Data grab or legitimate attempt to improve domestic cybersecurity?
The new version China’s Multi-Level Protection Scheme (MLPS) expands what companies fall under its purview and lower the threshold for government inspection. Should companies with operations in China be concerned?
UK government gives £36 million to Arm to develop secure chips
The government’s investment is a drop in the ocean for an issue that should be front and center for the semiconductor industry.
4 blockchain security lessons from Euroclear's CISO
Euroclear is taking a security in-depth approach with its blockchain project. CISO Vincent Laurens shares his experience and offers advice for others looking to get started with blockchain.
How one information company amplifies its security team’s work and message
Specialist information business Ascential extends its security team with champions who drive security culture across the global organization.
When and how to write a GDPR DPIA
Data Protection Impact Assessments are a way for companies to minimize risk around new processes and keep a record demonstrating their efforts to comply with the GDPR.
Rebuilding after NotPetya: How Maersk moved forward
In the wake of NotPetya attacks, Maersk’s IT and security teams embraced transparency, greater collaboration with business, and a risk-based approach.
3 DevSecOps success stories
Learn how three very different companies — Microsoft, Verizon and the Pokemon Company — got their development and security teams to work together smoothly.
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