HIPAA violations can incur monetary fines and other penalties that scale with the severity of an offense. In worst-case scenarios, HIPAA violations could even lead to jail time.

Cybercrime is more than just the high profile hacks we see in the news. In fact, small businesses are impacted just as much as large businesses, if not more. Yet,…

When your organization makes use of automated penetration testing, you can run a greater number and variety of tests, maximizing the security insights they generate. This will also help you…

PCI compliance penalties include both direct fines and other expenses, like opportunity and operational costs from PCI governance and your clientele. Non-compliance often means you’re at greater risk for cybercrime,…

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) is a cybersecurity approach designed to account for threats across all devices connected to your network. To fully protect your sensitive data, EDR security solutions…

With the passing of the Omnibus Rule, HIPAA came into its present form. Protections from the Privacy and Security Rules are now more stringent. And failure to meet any of…

Starting and running a business is expensive and the expenses do not stop even after your company is making a profit. You have to consider materials, costs of labor, facilities,…

PCI penetration testing is a key part of PCI compliance. PCI DSS Requirement 11.4 outlines specific controls to implement for external and internal penetration tests to keep cardholder data (CHD)…

As more organizations adopt cloud computing solutions into their IT infrastructure, there is a greater need to strengthen cloud security. The NIST provides recommendations for optimizing cloud security to help…

PCI Level 1 compliance is the highest level of PCI compliance required for organizations that process the most credit card transactions per year. It involves implementing all of the PCI…