Despite the cookie banners (and the cryptic explanations for how data is used), more than half of respondents in a consumer privacy study say there’s no transparency into data practices, and 64% say they believe that they have no control.
Nearly half of IT and business leaders said that the expanding attack surface is “spiraling out of control.” But throwing even more tooling and people at the issue doesn’t address the underlying problem which lies in a disconnect between the teams, processes and tools that a CISO probably already has in place.
APTs are widely known for remaining undetected, fooling defensive tools and security tactics. IT and security teams must adopt a new approach to address this specific type of risk, one that provides long-term and constantly adapting security to address shifting tactics and unusual network behavior.
Hardware vulnerabilities are almost always serious in nature, and you can’t simply patch hardware. Why is hardware security often overlooked, and how will the implementation of a hardware bill of materials (HBOM) enable you to better secure and maintain electronic products?
An API-first strategy can be a competitive game changer for many businesses, but ensuring businesses stay within data security and governance requirements is critical. Companies need to adopt effective API security and data governance programs.
SMBs were the subject of the overwhelming bulk of malicious cyberattacks in past years. Here are the most common and dangerous cybersecurity challenges most SMBs face and what you can do to deal with them.
Instead of introducing an entirely new regime, the UK Government should explore the use of privacy enhancing technology to enable organisations to share and analyse personal data in a privacy-preserving manner, to create opportunities and unlock the power of data using innovative and trustworthy applications.
Both countries, while accepting the EU standard contractual clauses as a compliance transfer mechanism still requires the clauses to be amended to reflect their own legal requirements. The big difference is that the Swiss requirements are very simple.
There are a number of pitfalls to successful ransomware recovery and not all of them are technical. To truly dig into tackling the problem in the most efficient, quick, and cost-effective manner possible, while bringing things back up safely, we need to calculate risk.
Data protection laws have become a point of growing concern for US businesses. With the enactment of the CPRA just around the corner, enterprise organizations must take action now to prepare themselves for the coming surge of employee DSARs.
