Many organizations go through great lengths to set up effective security operations incident response plans but do they test them to assess effectiveness and make continuous improvements?
Deepfakes are becoming more effective with the advances in machine learning, CGI, and facial mapping technology. Humans will be increasingly unable to trust the evidence of their own eyes.
CaCPA, going into effect January 2020, has triggered many organizations to look for reliable data partners to protect consumer privacy. What are the criteria when searching for these colocation partners?
Facebook Libra cryptocurrency is facing strong pushback in Europe with concerns raised over the systemic risks to the global financial system and potential data privacy issues.
Kazakhstan has moved up to 40th place on the Global Cybersecurity Index over recent years. What are the complexities in the country’s cybersecurity landscape and the actions taken by the public and private institutions?
Two competing visions of the future of cyber governance presented at UN with views between “state sovereignty” backed by Russia and China, and “free, open and secure” backed by U.S. and its allies.
The most coveted of privacy job positions are those in-house with many professionals set on becoming corporate privacy officer. Hear what made Dan Pepper take the uncommon route to become a big law privacy partner instead.
Corporate identity theft is on the rise and its effects could potentially crash a successful business. What makes it easier to motivate the perpetrators compared to personal identity theft and what techniques do they use?
A clear security posture helps to represent an organization’s cybersecurity capabilities. There are several indicators that can help to gauge where your organization belongs within the risk management structure.
California’s new IoT security law requires IoT devices sold locally to be equipped with reasonable security measures. Do you know what types of devices are covered and what “reasonable security measures” entail?
