Privacy Impact Assessments (PIAs) exist to illustrate potential risks to GDPR data subjects’ privacy. They include information about data being collected, processes used, and risks involved. You may need to…
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In general business terms, asset lifecycle management concerns maximizing ROI on all assets, from acquisition through retirement. But in information technology (IT) and cybersecurity circles, it refers to the cyclical…
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Cyber security defense in depth is an approach that emphasizes comprehensiveness through connected and overlapping systems rather than implementing individual protections piecemeal or as bare necessity dictates. The term is…
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TL;DR — The EU has a new set of Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) that are required for data transfers concerning protected personal information. In 2023 and beyond, you’ll need to…
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Every successful organization relies on the strength of its organizational structure. A detailed business plan, efficient employees, and the business experience of key personnel are all critical. A formidable team…
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TL;DR — The Log4j vulnerability is one of the most dangerous cybersecurity threats in the world. It allows hackers direct access to your computers, which can compromise sensitive data and…
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Working with the US Department of Defense (DoD) is an attractive opportunity for contractors in various industries. There is honor in working with the largest, most powerful military, and achieving…
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You might think that your company has its cybersecurity under control. The latest technology is protecting the network and systems. Protocols are in place for employees to follow, and this…
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These are trying times for the healthcare industry. Resources across various facilities are being exhausted due to the COVID-19 pandemic and previously unforeseen levels of traffic. But that’s not all:…
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Quantitative risk analysis predicts the likelihood and potential impact of attacks on your system. It illustrates in numbers what kinds of vulnerabilities exist and what threats they’re subject to so…