Integrating Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) with other enterprise solutions can help businesses monitor productivity and provide employees with access to the right resources.
Avoid the common pitfall of using pre-existing approach to Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) without knowing the Article 29 Working Party guidelines.
For security teams and, by extension, the business, time directly relates to money. Having a threat hunting team or, at the very least, a dedicated threat hunter in your IT operation is the best way to balance risk vs. cost.
Surveillance capitalism as a revenue model through the observation and recording of as much personal data as possible to create highly effective targeted advertisements is growing unchecked. Can regulation level the playing field?
For enterprises, getting up to speed with cloud deployments, migrations, and protecting their cloud infrastructure in time and cost-efficient ways is more important now more than ever.
Adhering to privacy may appear straightforward, but the logistical and technological challenges getting there are daunting. To holistically incorporate privacy into an organization, one has to take stock of the challenges that have historically impeded compliance efforts.
To many, the new SEC rules that require public companies to disclose “material” cybersecurity incidents within four days of determining their materiality may seem like a challenging, if not unreasonable, demand. Companies should put a priority on preparing incident response plans that will help them meet compliance.
The evolution of Australian legislation around the issue of privacy and data protection continues to gain momentum. Peter Leonard, a Partner at Gilbert + Tobin Lawyers in Sydney leads us through some of the developments that are affecting these important issues in Australia.
Apple has introduced their Business Essentials offering which brings together device management, 24/7 support and cloud storage. But the move is garnering mixed responses within the community, with stakeholders involved expressing optimism and legitimate concern.
A cybersecurity arms race between business security teams and the hacking communities is forcing one another to innovate and increasing the complexities needed to gain access to protected data.
