Compliance Management

Security Awareness training has been a challenge for decades.  Annual training programs have never been highly effective in training users on how to avoid or report security incidents, including phishing.  More frequent training creates too much friction with productivity.  We’ve seen lots of new training solutions come into the market, yet we have not seen […]

The news is flooded with updates regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.  Cyberattacks are targeting the vaccine supply chain.  Phishing attacks are exploiting sign-ups for the vaccine.  There are even attacks to get access to vaccine data.  Sounds a lot like our enterprises every day!  We’re all learning about human immunology from the headlines, but what are […]

For U.S. firms, whose home nation already has different privacy laws state by state, a new U.K. regime might be one more for the pile.

If 2019 was an opportunity for privacy advocates to push for preparation ahead of looming data protection deadlines, then 2020 was the year organizations were expected to prove themselves ready. In this second article in our Year in Review series, we consider how legal complications leave all businesses, big and small, with a heavier privacy burden than ever.

The incoming Biden administration may see several opportunities to take up the cause, potentially devoting significant federal resources to researching and defending critical infrastructure and critical supply chain components like SolarWinds, and demanding more of vendors.

For many businesses, recovery from the pandemic fallout hinges in part on employees working safely and virus-free outside their homes. That leaves organizations facing the very real possibility that they will serve as both trackers and guardians of health data to ensure the safety of employees.