Posted on 07 January 2016 by
On December 15, 2015, the 28 EU Member states finalized the language of the new General Data Protection Regulation, meaning that a single set of information security rules will be enforced in the EU starting around 2018—providing organizations a two-year period to become compliant.
Posted on 19 May 2017 by
With GDPR on the way, businesses will need to ensure they are compliant. Our bus is touring the country with its GDPR Clinic, providing advice.
Posted on 21 September 2017 by
So far this year, the level of social awareness around cybersecurity and data breaches has exploded causing more people sit up and take notice. Historically, the topic was covered predominantly by tech-centric publications but recently has received much more attention from mainstream media. Today’s announcement from the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that a […]
Posted on 13 April 2018 by
Break down of the 2017 Breach Level Index stats found: 7,125,940 compromised every day 2,96914 compromised records every hour 4,949 compromised records every minute 82 compromised records every second Last year was a monumental year for data breaches. According to the new Breach Level Index (BLI), in 2017, the number of data records compromised in […]
Posted on 17 May 2018 by
We use cloud applications everywhere, across many different facets of a company; expenses, project workflows, product development and sales and marketing. Applications are often linked to a company’s central system and if left insecure, end up serving as a gateway for malicious outsiders. They are also increasingly the targets of cyber-attackers to gain privileged access, […]
Posted on 10 July 2018 by
On May 25, the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect. This long-awaited deadline ushered in a new age where confidence of data protection measures is more critical than ever. Organizations could incur reputational damage and a hefty fine, for example, if their lack of confidence coincides with GDPR noncompliance. With GDPR […]
