Easy targets. That’s the best way to describe universities and colleges as targets of cyberattacks. Most still operate using legacy systems and infrastructure, and many users, devices, and inadequate cybersecurity policies make them easy prey for bad actors.
An environmental, social, and governance (ESG) framework is not a new business term, but what it means for a given company is constantly changing. There’s an emerging area that’s quickly gaining traction in the new, better understanding of ESG - data privacy.
Boom in cyber insurance market is no surprise with high-profile data breaches happening one after another. Do companies really understand what they are covered for?
By putting TraceTogether’s data terms in context and increasing their transparency with citizens, the government has an opportunity to win back citizens’ trust and even become an exporter of data privacy best practices.
Vendor impersonation attack is making the rounds, and what’s new is that the brands and reputations of cybersecurity providers are being leveraged as part of these attacks, where the ultimate goal is to deposit malware into your production environment.
Landing a job in cyber security may require persistence and continuous learning, so it's important to keep refining your skills, networking, and seeking new opportunities.
New quantitative study exposed what some risk managers and compliance executives have suspected: Vendors are not complying with corporate insurance requirements, representing a significant risk for their clients and partners.
Since the signing of Executive Order 14028, the Biden-Harris administration has announced several cybersecurity initiatives. Organizations should prepare for heightened scrutiny from multiple government agencies over their organizational cybersecurity standards and incident responses.
Complexity of data privacy compliance is significantly increased by growing cloud adoption rates. A delegated governance model based on a centralized platform with decentralized policy implementation overcomes these difficulties.
In part one of an ongoing series of articles Teresa Troester-Falk examines exactly how we define the principle of Accountability in terms of privacy and data protection in today’s fast moving and fluid world where increased threats to data integrity are rapidly becoming one of the most pressing issues faced by global businesses.










