Se préparer au RGPD en 2017 – Troisième partie : principales questions à poser à votre fournisseur de services de cloud
Cet article de blog est le troisième d’une série dont le but est d’aider les dirigeants d’entreprise et les cadres responsables de la sécurité à se préparer au RGPD tout au long de l’année 2017. Votre entreprise compte transférer des applications vers le cloud ? Si oui, elle est loin d’être ...
Vorbereitung auf die Datenschutz-Grundverordnung 2017, Teil 2: Schaffung einer Kultur des Datenschutzes und der konzeptionellen Sicherheit
Dies ist der zweite Teil einer Reihe von Blog-Beiträgen, mit denen Sicherheitsverantwortliche und Führungskräfte in Unternehmen auf die Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) 2017 vorbereitet werden sollen. Denken Sie bei der neuen EU-Datenschutz-Grundverordnung (DSGVO) nicht in erster Linie an Bußgelder. Denken Sie dabei an die Schaffung einer Kultur des Datenschutzes und der konzeptionellen ...
Se préparer au RGPD en 2017 – Deuxième partie : instaurer une culture de la protection de la vie privée et de la sécurité dès la conception
Cet article de blog est le deuxième d’une série dont le but est d’aider les dirigeants d’entreprise et les cadres responsables de la sécurité à se préparer au RGPD tout au long de l’année 2017. Les amendes… Sans doute le nouveau règlement général sur la protection des données de l’Union ...
Pervasive Data Protection: Kick the Quick-Fix & Go for a Unified Defense
This blog was written by Ben Cody. The cloud is here to stay—and no one in the enterprise playing field would argue that point. Cloud adoption across nearly every business unit is a reality that CISOs have fully accepted. Now the big uphill battle for security professionals is how to ...
‘Aha’ Moments From the ‘Verizon 2017 Data Breach Investigations Report’
This blog post was written by Rick Simon. The annual Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) was published today. Once again, it is a hefty report that is sure to become one of the most referenced data breach reports in the world. That is because Verizon’s analysis is based on ...
5 Old School Rules to Carry into the Online World
We are social creatures, and now that our social circles are almost entirely digital, the mass migration of millions of voices, cultures, and values is starting to show up in both wonderful and not-so-wonderful ways. Our kids are watching it all unfold; absorbing what works and discarding what seems trifle or ...
Who Let the Data Out? Who, Who, Who, Who? (Part 3 of 3)
It feels like the last song of the concert—this is the final blog in our cybersecurity benchmark series! As every good detective starts with information, we’ve been digging into the classic six “w” questions: who, what, when, where, why, and how. To find those answers for security professionals, data was ...
Who Let the Data Out? Who, Who, Who, Who? (Part 1 of 3)
Nowadays, everyone knows how important data is. Who hasn’t seen a sensational news story about a data breach lately? Despite all this public exposure, however, not everyone is qualified to protect organizations against breaches. It takes more than binge-watching a season of Mr. Robot to become a cybersecurity expert, or ...
Prominent Mexican University Amps Security With McAfee
The Universidad de Las Américas (University of the Americas or UDLAP) in Puebla, Mexico, is one of Latin America’s most prestigious universities. And just like colleges of all sizes across the global, UDLAP recognizes that one of its greatest security threats comes from outside devices connecting to the school’s network ...
Another Reminder to Not to Let Your Data Guard Down
This blog was written by Ben Cody. If anything has been proven in recent years, it’s that you don’t have to worry about a data breach happening, you have to count on it. The latest incident involving cloud storage vendor Dropbox casts an onerous spotlight on several issues facing enterprise ...
