Tag: Cybersecurity Legislation

For the financial services industry, being transparent and demonstrating a mature, integrated business and security model is critical to build trust in today's evolving threat landscape.

To prepare for the CCPA and other upcoming data privacy regulations, start by applying the best practices and frameworks you used to achieve GDPR readiness when the regulation took effect last May.

Organizations adopting NIST 800-53 should understand how upcoming changes will affect senior leadership accountability, data privacy and third-party assessments.

Similar to the GDPR, you can approach the NIS Directive as a roadblock or a nuisance, or you can consider it an excellent opportunity to improve your security posture.

In a world where technology and culture are one and the same, public-interest technologists are critical to a better future.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released voluntary healthcare cybersecurity practices to help medical organizations strengthen their security posture.

The risks associated with failure to establish proactive data compliance go far beyond regulatory violations and loss of consumer trust. Compliance is critical for secure digital transformation.

Financial services firms face three challenges when adopting the hybrid cloud: continuous compliance with geography-specific regulations, inconsistent controls and lack of a common security framework.

A recent survey found that the retail industry is among the least secure industries. What can retailers do to turn that around this holiday season?

Traditional vulnerability assessments don't always show the full picture of cloud security, compliance and risk. How can enterprises get ahead of the curve?