RSI Security hosted a webinar on the role vCISOs can play in optimizing cyberdefenses and the benefits of outsourcing security efforts to a vCISO. RSI Security co-hosted the webinar with Macomb Community College and Mott Community College, both located in Michigan.
RSI Security hosted a webinar on measuring the ROI and benefits of HITRUST certification. Tom Glaser, a Security Assessor with RSI Security, led the presentation.
With increased news reports of high-profile attacks, what can you learn from cyberattacks and protect your business? RSI Security teamed up with Bernard Global, a security consulting and advisory firm, to address best practices for cyberattack preparedness.
RSI Security partnered with Darktrace to host a workshop on the cybersecurity applications and benefits of Darktrace’s threat hunting AI technology. Eileen opened by introducing the panelists:
With ransomware attacks increasing, healthcare organizations must determine how to frame and increase their ROI on cybersecurity. As a result, there is a need for tools and techniques to streamline security, mitigate risks, and prevent data breaches. RSI Security partnered with Darktrace, a British American cyber defense company, to rethink cybersecurity ROI, especially detecting and mitigating ransomware.
RSI Security hosted a webinar with Mueller to discuss the types, purposes, and benefits of SOC 2 reports. Panelists discussed aspects of SOC 2 audits, risk management, and assessment of organization-specific controls. Read on to learn more about the different SOC reporting frameworks, especially SOC 2 reports.
RSI Security recently partnered with Trustifi to discuss some significant considerations for the future of data privacy and security. Panelists discussed companies’ pain points concerning various, overlapping compliance frameworks and how RSI Security and Trustifi can help address them. Read on for a comprehensive recap of the data privacy webinar.
This year, the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is celebrating its 15th birthday. And while PCI DSS continues to evolve, data storage remains a central aspect to compliance for any organization that handles sensitive cardholder data. How companies approach, manage, and guard their data storage is critical to both keeping hackers at bay and maintaining PCI compliance.
Unlike many security laws, Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) Standard rules are not actual statutes or regulations and therefore not subject to government enforcement. That being said, PCI DSS compliance does have significant legal implications for any business that handles cardholder data.
Financial technology (fintech) and payment security were hot topics at RSI Security’s recent PCI Expert Summit. Regulators are speeding up fintech plans in the pandemic era, as contactless and digital payments are exploding.