From the Capitol riot to squashing of Parler, clamping down on WeChat and TikTok to impact of the SolarWinds hack, these have been a whirlwind few months full of revelations.
As we look forward to 2021, data privacy and security issues will continue to impact businesses of all industries and sizes, and the requirements will affect all aspects of operations.
In 2021 and beyond, board members, senior leaders and audit teams will need to start integrating cybersecurity into how they view compliance for SOX, GDPR and CCPA.
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.
Every company needs the assurances that they can communicate safely in a virtual environment. Here’s what they should know about the security vulnerabilities of widely used conferencing platforms.
EU data transfer mechanisms are in a state of flux, and the additional complications of Brexit can leave organizations wondering how best to navigate this current area of uncertainty.
For an industry, as highly exposed as the healthcare industry, Artificial Intelligence seems promising for data protection. How can it be used for securing sensitive data to ensure compliance to standards such as HIPAA?
Remote work has put more pressure on the technology that companies have in place. What is important heading into 2021 is that we look at what went well, what has to change, and what lessons we can learn.
The pandemic shone a bright and unflattering spotlight on where companies need to update their IT infrastructure. Here are a few trends that are bound to define this year’s plans and investments.
Recent Russian hack that hit the Pentagon and multiple U.S. agencies should jolt enterprises from any lingering “breach fatigue” and jump-start efforts around cybersecurity.
