By taking a holistic approach to GDPR compliance, organizations can better understand information security-related risk, how to prioritize investments to more effectively manage risk, establish accountability for risk management, and more quickly respond to identified gaps in the information security control framework.
OneTrust® is a global leader and the fastest growing privacy management software platform used by more than 1,500 organizations to comply with data privacy regulations across sectors and jurisdictions, including the EU GDPR. Our comprehensive and integrated platform includes readiness assessments, privacy impact assessments (PIA/DPIA) and data mapping automation, website scanning and cookie compliance, subject rights and consent management, incident reporting, and vendor risk management.
Data stored in the cloud may include intellectual property, confidential business information, usernames, passwords, or highly regulated information such as healthcare, personal, or financial details. The insider threat already lives in and is taking advantage of the cloud, which could lead to major data breach incidents, tarnished corporate reputation, and severe financial penalties. Only true visibility and a preventive approach can unmask the threat and mitigate the risk - download the white paper to learn more.
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Globally, organizations are actively assessing the impact of the GDPR on their business and data privacy and management operations. The deadline of May 2018 is looming, and any organization doing business in the EU or processing PII from EU residents needs to working through the deployment of additional processes, policies and technologies to avoid the significant fines posed by the regulation.
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.
The pace is accelerating, the stakes are higher, the lines are blurring and the tolerance of employees, customers, regulators, shareholders, media and the public for failure is approaching zero.
This paper discusses the business value that can be realized through an integrated IT GRC program at two levels:
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.
Managing 800 key SOX controls with no master matrix. Inability to identify most current and accurate individual control assessment status for lines of business and locations. Different standards of documentation.Unclear whether risks have been addressed or even assessed. Trying to determine a single source of truth depended on e-mails and then manual data aggregation and normalization.
Organizations today face a multitude of IT risks, ranging from cyber breaches and IT hacks, to failures in IT assets due to technical issues. Identifying critical assets, and adopting a risk-based approach towards analyzing potential threats are essential to understand your organization’s risk exposure -- be it from a financial, competitive, reputational, or regulatory standpoint.
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.
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) introduces sweeping changes to how enterprises around the world collect, process, store, and protect the personal data of EU citizens. As the first compliance deadline draws near, Data Protection Officers (DPOs) will need to ensure that their organizations are prepared by establishing compliance and audit teams, processes, policies, and controls.
In this week's Whiteboard Wednesday, Deral Heiland, IoT research lead at Rapid7, discusses the standard methodology he uses when engaging in IoT testing, as well as the importance of the entire IoT ecosystem.
Voltage SecureData neutralizes data breaches by making your protected data absolutely worthless to an attacker, whether it is in production, analytic systems, or test/development systems, such as training and quality assurance.