Telcos have their sights set on mining the rich data they gather from customers in order to increase revenues gathered by selling that data to media buyers. However, it’s an approach that they need to consider carefully. Increased regulation and scrutiny by authorities means that they can no longer simply use (or sell) consumer data in any way they see fit.
European Court of Auditors recently released a comprehensive report detailing the cybersecurity challenges facing the European Union in 2019 and beyond, and how best to respond to the growing number of cyber threats.
With increasing privacy legislations, zero-party data (ZPD) is becoming an important tool for brands moving forward: it provides essential personalization while still respecting consumer privacy.
Facebook Libra cryptocurrency is facing strong pushback in Europe with concerns raised over the systemic risks to the global financial system and potential data privacy issues.
Material risk-based cyber threat intelligence (CTI) can help financial companies remain in compliance while exploring up-to-date cyber threat protection and can help organizations find, respond to, and remediate cyberattacks before significant damage is done, while accelerating compliance and risk posture.
The debut of IVP is more than an addition to a Hype Cycle – it’s a wake-up call. Enterprises can no longer afford to operate on blind faith that their identity tools are functioning as intended. With identities colliding in increasingly complex environments, the stakes are too high for identity security on a prayer.
Given the dearth of cybersecurity pros in the marketplace today, a new Juniper Networks report suggests that security automation is potentially the solution.
Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act requires critical sector entities to promptly report to the DHS's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) certain cyber incidents and ransomware payments.
79% of mid- to large-sized U.S. enterprises support a federal privacy law to provide guidelines on data sharing and data inventory practices, but will it further highlight deficiencies at the world’s largest enterprises?
In just a few years, cyber extortion has gone from a fringe hacking activity to something that is now very much mainstream. In fact, it’s now possible for hackers to make upwards of $360,000 per year by joining a cyber extortion team.










