Some ecommerce sites may be unwittingly placing customer data at risk of exposure through forms that unintentionally collect PII without user consent. Here’s what retail security teams need to know about “leaky forms” and how to implement security policies that can protect customer data from this hazard.
One of the most significant barriers for cybercriminals when trying to compromise a user account is Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). But what happens when users are overrun by notifications? Enter MFA bombing attacks to exploit MFA fatigue.
Setting up the right AI governance is a crucial foundation in these early days of AI. Companies that get governance right will be able to move faster, more confidently in the space – likely outperforming companies that lack the right safeguards to mobilize AI effectively.
With its ability to analyze vast amounts of data quickly and accurately, AI can augment human capabilities and improve overall cybersecurity measures. However, there are also concerns surrounding its development and implementation. One of the biggest concerns is the question of control.
Each partner in the software supply chain must understand their role in maintaining the security of the process. Transitioning from a blame-game to a proactive stance allows organizations to implement a well-defined, adaptable, and optimized strategy that helps mitigate risks and protect the supply chain.
The laws and regulations of the future will increasingly be read, analyzed and implemented by AI or by lawyers augmented with AI, and also by technology and business people, especially for SMEs who cannot afford lawyers.
During a M&A process, the scope of the organization’s attack surface is stretched to new limits. Every company, from Fortune 500s to smaller enterprises, has digital baggage that can dramatically increase potential security risks, from multiple generations of technologies, various IT stacks, and new and unknown risks in their environments.
Texas is the tenth state to enact comprehensive data privacy protections for its residents. The Texas Data Privacy and Security Act will take effect July 1, 2024, giving Texas businesses a year to prepare for compliance with the new law.
As businesses grapple with the GDPR fines and repercussions of non-compliance, it is crucial to identify and avoid the three common mistakes that have landed countless organizations in hot water.
A prompt reaction is arguably the most critical component of an effective incident response strategy. Data detection and response (DDR) solutions are one of the best ways to achieve that.










