If your organization currently works as a contractor with the Department of Defense (DoD), compliance is likely a critical component of your contract. Current Defense Federal Acquisition Register Supplement (DFARS)…
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Organizations seeking contracts with the Department of Defense (DoD) need to comply with the Defense Federal Acquisition Register Supplement (DFARS).
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With rising cybersecurity concerns across various industries, over 90% of organizations have increased their IT security budgets. The complex and constantly evolving nature of cyberthreats calls for robust security infrastructure.…
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Per a study from TSYS, 80 percent of US consumers prefer credit or debit card payments over cash and other options. So, if your organization doesn’t process card payments, you…
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Is your organization ready to comply with the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Data Security Standard (DSS) framework? If you process or store credit card data, you’ll need to be.
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Organizations of all sizes need to protect their information assets from ransomware attacks. This is especially critical for large enterprises with scores of servers, workstations, and users—all of which need…
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Security operations centers (SOC) serve as the primary cybersecurity hub for an organization, comprising all relevant personnel, processes, and technology. Responsibility for such a critical organizational role creates substantial security…
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Conducting a risk analysis is one of the initial steps healthcare entities must complete for HIPAA Security Rule compliance. The Security Rule was published by the U.S. Department of Health…
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Companies need to ensure security over sensitive data to work with the Department of Defense (DoD) as a contractor or vendor.
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The Trust Services Criteria (TSC) is the security framework used for audits resulting in a SOC 2 or SOC 3 Report. All SOC reports are overseen by AICPA, the American…