All Data Privacy articles – Page 40
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The Big Challenge in New EU Data Protection Law: Values
Image: This week European officials agreed to a final text for a sweeping new data protection law. Compliance officers in the United States should brace themselves: not only does the legislation threaten huge fines and complicate corporate marketing efforts enormously; it underlines the fundamentally differing views Europeans and Americans have ...
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Cordium Launches New Cyber-Security Training Video
Cordium, a global provider of compliance consulting, accounting, tax and software to the financial services industry, has launched a cyber-security training video to help firms protect against breaches.
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What Makes a Good ‘Pen Tester’
Penetration testing is the exercise of testing a company’s cyber-security defenses, and finding the right “pen tester” to do that can be difficult. Learn how to find the right blend of capable, trustworthy, and innovative cyber-security professionals. More inside.
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e-Book: Keeping Your Corporate Data Safe Under Lock and Key
Around the world, governments and regulators are responding to the massive trove of personal data companies are amassing and a rash of data security breaches with new strict guidelines, regulations, and laws. In response, privacy and compliance programs are increasingly at an intersection. In recent times, however, many companies have ...
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Cloud Security Is a Challenge for Users and Providers
As more cloud storage providers evolve from consumer-based products to enterprise-grade services, compliance challenges are evolving along with them. Before entering into a service contract, companies must determine whether their data will be safe and all is in compliance with a growing list of regulations and security frameworks. The added ...
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The Key Cyber-Security Question: What Is ‘Reasonable’?
Regulators often say they want “reasonable” precautions when spelling out expectations on cyber-security. But with a plethora of guidance and frameworks to consider, what does that mean—and does “reasonable” depend on industry and company size? A small summit meeting of cyber-security voices debated that question in Boston recently; we have ...
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SAS Launches New Stress-Testing; Cyber-Security Solutions
At its business leaders conference last month, SAS announced the launch of two new products: SAS Stress Testing solution suite and SAS CyberSecurity. Details inside.
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BrandProtect Unveils threatSMART Cyber-Security Solution
BrandProtect, a provider of cyber-threat detection and risk mitigation solutions, this week unveiled threatSMART, the latest generation of its comprehensive suite of enterprise cyber-security services. threatSMART combines comprehensive, automated external cyber-threat monitoring, advanced analysis by the BrandProtect team of military-grade threat analysts, powerful new reporting, and numerous other usability and ...
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Enforcement Action May Be Omen of SEC’s Cyber-Security Plans
An investment adviser firm in St. Louis has become the (painful) test subject for the SEC’s attitude on cyber-security matters. The case, observers say, is a warning that the agency is moving away from guidance and toward enforcement. So what will the SEC consider to be “reasonable” security efforts? Will ...
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Mending the Data Privacy Gaps of the EU Safe Harbor Ruling
Image: Three weeks after Europe’s top court demolished the 15-year-old Safe Harbor Program to transfer personal data from Europe to the United States, thousands of U.S. companies that used the program are still scrambling to fill data privacy gaps. “To lean back and see how things play out is not ...
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Ridge Global Partners With NAVEX Global to Address Gaps in Cyber-Security Programs
Ethics and compliance software and services provider NAVEX Global and risk management company Ridge Global recently announced a partnership that will initially focus on delivering online training courseware to help companies educate their workforces on the growing risks associated with cyber-security and arm them with the tools they need to ...
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Recall Simplifies Information Governance With CommandIG
Recall Holdings Limited, an information management solutions provider, recently announced the general availability of Recall CommandIG, a secure cloud-based or on-premise information governance solution that enables companies to easily govern paper records and digital information wherever it resides and address the challenges of secure collaboration. More inside.
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Transforming the Cyber-Security Paradigm
Though data breaches are inevitable, companies still remain too focused on fortification rather than response, failing to adopt to the harsh realities of rapidly emerging international and multifarious cyber-security threats. Inside, columnist John Reed Stark recommends a three-step cyber-security transformation for companies to undertake to combat recent rapidly evolving cyber-dangers.
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MediaPro Launches New Adaptive Phishing Simulator
MediaPro this week announced two new tools to support its existing Adaptive Awareness Framework: the Adaptive Phishing Simulator and the Adaptive Knowledge Assessment. Both tools are part of MediaPro’s full suite of products designed to address companies’ evolving needs toward implementing a truly integrated security awareness program. More inside.
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Double Trouble in Internal Investigations After Schrems
Image: Last week another huge shift in the compliance world happened: the Schrems decision by the European Court of Justice, finding that the previously presumed European Union Safe Harbor regime is invalid. For the anti-corruption compliance practitioner, the decision is double-trouble when you consider it in light of the recent ...
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SEC Faces New Obstacles in e-Discovery Efforts
As the SEC ferrets out inside traders and Ponzi schemers of the Internet Age, more voices are saying the agency has too much leeway to gather electronic records against investigation targets. Congress is mulling legislation to curb SEC power to get e-mail from Internet service providers; federal judges are applying ...
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Data Security Impasse Overturns Safe Harbor Program
An Austrian student’s displeasure with Facebook has invalidated the longstanding trans-Atlantic Safe Harbor program for international data transfers. That complaint, originally about Facebook’s alleged cooperation in U.S. government spying, has reached the highest court and Europe and overturned 15 years of data privacy rules. Companies are left with few viable ...
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e-Book: The Evolving Era of Big Data
Data has broken free from the confines of computers and mobile devices, making it hard for pretty much anyone to control what is collected, how it is aggregated, and how it can be used. To make matters worse, a new breed of connected devices is becoming a far more difficult ...
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ACE Introduces Global Cyber Facility
ACE Group, a multiline property and casualty insurer, last week announced the launch of ACE’s Global Cyber Facility, which goes beyond standard risk transfer by incorporating a comprehensive risk management solution into a single policy purchase. More inside.
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PwC Names Privacy Innovation Strategist
PwC, U.S., has appointed Peter Cullen as privacy innovation strategist. With over 20 years of experience in corporate governance, privacy and risk management, Cullen provides strategic leadership to organizations, helping them leverage Big Data to achieve business value. More inside.