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Global Data Protection and the right to be forgotten
Will the United States ever get its own privacy law?
Privacy legislation: The road ahead
The pace of change in privacy laws, and the technologies they seek to regulate, is only accelerating.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Increasing our self-awareness so we can improve security
With the increased prominence of cybersecurity in organizations due to many crippling cyberattacks, the emphasis is now on continual engagement, as it should be. It’s also important to address the tunnel vision that has plagued the...
3 actions to take during cybersecurity awareness month
Based on recent research, improving cybersecurity awareness among business executives, CIOs, and, yes, infosec professionals should be a goal for any organization.
Autonomy and the death of CVEs?
Is the manual process of reporting bugs holding back the advent of automated tools?
Deepfakes and synthetic identity: More reasons to worry about identity theft
How can we maintain control over digital identity In a world where it is being blurred and abused by fraudsters?
Regulatory landscape provides added incentive for enterprises to explore blockchain
Evolving security regulatory requirements should provide incentive for enterprises to explore what blockchain and other emerging technologies can do to strengthen their security programs.
Different conferences, common theme: How to best manage the disparate security solutions we’re using
We need to unite the different islands of security solutions in both the physical and cyber worlds to provide the best level of protection.
Lessons learned through 15 years of SDL at work
In short? Security Development Lifecycle is all about the developers...
How a small business should respond to a hack
With small business finding itself in hackers’ crosshairs as much as the big boys, it’s imperative to have an immediate response plan in the event of an attack.
Why every business should consider ISO 27701 compliance for their vendors
The new standard provide a comprehensive set of controls for information security and the protection of personal information.
Are you taking third-party risk seriously enough?
Because third parties are often responsible for data breaches, your internal security standards must extend beyond your borders to cover vendors and other external partners.
What Andrew Luck’s retirement can teach infosec leaders
Andrew Luck was an incredible quarterback who performed at very high levels despite numerous hits and injuries. At the age of 29, he walked away from the sport he loved and untold millions of dollars. This action, and the reaction...
Data privacy in the IoT age: 4 steps for reducing risk
As internet of things (IoT) devices proliferate, corporate security teams face a steep challenge around data privacy. Here's what you can do now to protect your company.
Why you need a cybersecurity incident response specialist
If your cyber insurance provider gives you the number of an incident response specialist, call them now. It will save time when an attack occurs.
Why I’m not sold on machine learning in autonomous security
Some hard realities on the limitations of machine learning in autonomous netsec.
Can VMware become a leading cybersecurity vendor?
VMware's recent acquisition of Carbon Black gives the company a strong security foundation to build on.
How to become a cybersecurity RSO
How to build a reliable security program.
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