Navigating the regulatory and best practices compliance can be a daunting task for even the most experienced person.
5G networks are exciting and open the door to many new possibilities for IoT, however it also comes with security risks as manufacturers rush to dominate the new untapped market their devices.
Many companies are still using stopgap measures to stay in compliance with GDPR. They need to increase level of automation and streamline organization to remain sustainable.
Password fatigue is rapidly becoming threat actors’ greatest weapon when it comes to account takeover. The key is removing passwords from the equation altogethe and a new generation of passwordless, phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication is rapidly emerging as enterprises’ answer to password fatigue.
Many countries now mandate that its citizens’ data must stay in the country. This is counter to the spirit of globalization and adds layers of complexity to delivering IT services and security. It is time to put data at the center of modern security programs.
With the growth in BYOD, mobile messaging and a mobile workforce, companies should make it a priority to provide secure communications for data security and compliance.
Updated FFIEC compliance guidelines specifically delineate APIs as a distinct attack surface, shedding light on the amplified risks they introduce. Financial institutions might be on a tighter compliance timeline than anticipated to prioritize fortifying their API security.
EDPB guidance on cross-border data transfers post Schrems II ruling highlights a number of things that have changed that organizations will need to keep in mind when thinking about how to comply.
Security awareness trainings and regular cyber attack simulations can help build a solid cyber security culture that stretches to every corner of the company.
The drama playing out between Apple and Google over ITP is a great example of the importance of taking a measured and industry-wide approach to evolving solutions for online privacy.
