The Best Information Security Event? This brings me to an event I attended yesterday. The IT Security Analyst and CISO Forum is an event arranged by Eskenzi
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For most companies, June marks the month that the window for license negotiations close before Microsoft’s fiscal year ends.
The first step in integrating security awareness into your work culture is by making it easy to classify sensitive and non-sensitive data.
With the World Cup in Brazil poised to begin, the whole world is watching – and that includes cybercriminals.
You may have many devices, but you only have one you, and you just might want to make yourself digitally invisible.
As a result of that data loss, an estimated $400 million is lost every year and 60% of companies that suffer a data loss will fail within 6 months
when it comes to the top ad libraries, social medial libraries and other libraries which affect data privacy – enterprises aren’t as safe as they may think.
One of the silver linings of the Heartbleed hoopla was that it brought much needed attention to two-factor authentication (2FA).
No matter what the size of your business may be, how often do you, as a business leader, think about disaster preparation and disaster recovery?
In addition to having to face major and constantly evolving cyber threats, they have to comply with numerous laws and regulations