Companies that want to work with the Department of Defense (DoD) need to ramp up their cybersecurity to protect service members and American citizens worldwide. In practice, this means implementing…
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The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) governs the US government’s acquisitions and selects contractors that work with its agencies. Companies that work with the military fall under the jurisdiction of the…
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Companies in the healthcare industry are attractive targets for cybercrime, so they need to comply with HIPAA and HITECH frameworks. But many of these companies also need to comply with…
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Robust cybersecurity architecture begins with essentials like access control and user credential management. This is especially true for businesses in the healthcare industry, where unauthorized access via a weak or…
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Many companies sit at the intersection of multiple sectors. This can be a lucrative position, but it also requires surveying the specific cybersecurity risks across industries. To address the needs…
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The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) has helped healthcare providers protect patients’ information for over 20 years. However, over the years, the number and complexity of…
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Maintaining a regular hygiene routine is the key to living a healthy lifestyle. The same is true for achieving a strong security infrastructure. With a cybersecurity hygiene checklist, you can easily…
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For years, individuals have trusted companies with their data. After many instances of data breaches reaching the mainstream news, the public’s negative perceptions of data misuse are increasing. Data producers have…
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What separates the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) from its predecessors is its ability to recognize how the data landscape has changed over the past two decades. One way the regulation…
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Finding yourself in the middle of a data subject access request (DSAR) and unprepared can be pretty jarring. Most businesses aren’t even GDPR compliant and will not know how to handle…