In May 2018, IAPP and TrustArc surveyed 328 privacy professionals around the globe and asked them a series of questions about each of 10 categories of privacy technology, as identified in the IAPP’s annual Privacy Tech Vendor Report. The results provide illuminating benchmarking data about what technology is truly in use vs. what technology is still far from mainstream.
Trust is key to the effective functioning of the modern economy – and of society in general. At its core, GDPR is about engendering trust by giving the individual visibility and control of how their data is handled and used, and by demonstrating adherence to sound principles of privacy, security and data protection.
For information on implementing appropriate technical and organization measures to comply with GDPR, download this infographic and contact the Privacy experts of Online Business Systems.
Document your organization’s EU resident personal data lifecycle to provide a solid foundation for your GDPR-compliant policies, practices and documentation. (Article 30).
Phishing and ransomware are serious problems that can steal or disable access to corporate or personal finances, sensitive employee data, patient data, intellectual property, employee files and other valuable content.
The technologies and tactics utilized to combat Cyber threats are ever changing. As soon as IT deploys a new technology to counter a threat, that threat often changes. We took some time to speak with Jason Ford, Contegix CTO/CISO, to better understand common security questions he faces on a daily basis, as well as the steps that he takes to keep customer environments as secure as possible.
There are multiple benefits of moving sites or applications to the public cloud – cost savings, agility, speed, and increased team focus, to name a few. Many smart businesses are making the decision to migrate to the cloud to realize these benefits. Cloud computing and security go hand-in-hand in the minds of many enterprises.
A qualified MSP is one that can provide skills, processes and resources that exceed your in-house capabilities. However, the IT industry has come to a crossroad where managed services meet security. It is simply not enough for cloud providers to say they are secure. There is too much at risk to trust blindly. In order to dispel any fears potential customers may have, MSPs need to show they are secure.