As the war in Ukraine intensifies and the risk of cyber-attacks from Russia grows, protecting intellectual property is both a national security issue, and also an economic one.
The need for more data sharing amongst financial institutions to combat anti-money laundering does not have to clash with the growing movement to enforce stringent data privacy standards.
Recent study by Imperva gets under the skin of what can now be characterized as an increasingly complex and rapidly maturing phishing industry. The study examined more than 1,000 free phishing kits that allow for the development of phishing web sites in what has been called an ‘easy to deploy’ format.
Here is a six-step strategy to passing compliance audits seamlessly and set your business on the path to sustainable and successful ongoing auditing preservation.
Your backup plan should be living strategies that are constantly being adjusted based on system developments and aligned with any financial, insurance, resource, and compliance restrictions.
The data shows that in 2020, almost half of all global ransomware attacks were targeted towards municipalities. Even with limited budgets and resources available, there are still many resource-efficient measurements they can take to protect themselves.
What are the key steps that businesses can consider taking to ensure the business continuity of their GDPR privacy compliance programs during COVID-19 pandemic?
Are you continually evaluating high-risk employee behavior for insider threats, and does you include a seemingly simple, but nevertheless high-impact capability: anonymous self- and peer-reporting?
Even with 64% of cloud security incidents stemming from unauthorized access, businesses are still underestimating access security with only 7% of security leaders citing account takeovers as top risk.
With the regulation now in force, some businesses may find themselves treating CCPA compliance as merely a checkbox but ready or not, enforcement is here, and the price for non-compliance can be extremely high.
