Compliance

A panel of CISOs at the RSA Conference outlined what a successful first 90-day plan looks like, and it boiled down to effective communication and listening.

The new draft guidance on premarket submissions incorporates quality system regulations and doubles down on a life-cycle approach to product security.

Let the threat landscape guide your company's timeline for complying with new data security standards for credit cards. Use the phase-in time to improve security overall — security as a process — not just comply with new standards.

An unauthorized employee accessed Ikea's customer database, but it's unclear what the intention was.

Security Pro File: The former Army captain, whose security startup is on an upward trajectory, works hard to "make compliance suck less."

The updated security payment standard's goal is to “address emerging threats and technologies and enable innovative methods to combat new threats” to customer payment information, the PCI Security Standards Council says.

Whether it's PCI-DSS, SSDLC, or GDPR, the criteria that security standards expect businesses to uphold are neither realistic or feasible.

The new EU regulation is a response to the rise of ransomware attacks and other new cyberthreats that have proliferated in the wake of the global pandemic.

With nine in 10 companies adopting a multicloud strategy, service providers are focused on finding ways to support the management and security efforts of businesses that rely on multiple cloud resources.

Using blockchain, multifactor authentication, or signatures can help boost authentication security and reduce fraud.

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Companies are more likely to rely on outside attorneys to handle cyber response in order to contain potential lawsuits. Meanwhile, cyber-insurance premiums are rising but covering less.

That announcement may feel good, but if your prospective acquisition's cybersecurity levels are substandard, it might be best to hold off.

If you cannot track, access, or audit data at every stage of the process, then you can't claim your data is secure.

As mandatory reporting bills work their way through the halls of Congress, what should businesses do to prepare for this pending legislation?