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Will or won't paying ransom be made illegal?
Another surge of ransom attacks makes the necessity to remind how slippery the way to deal with them is if you choose to pay.
Why is it important to control third-party security policies?
According to the recent report it seems that roughly half of companies don't know how to deal with third-party security
Was there a breach?
Companies refuse to admit leakage accusing announcers of misleading its readers.
Signal replaces WhatsApp?
The most popular messenger has recently announced an update which made users question its necessity
How much can a former employee cost you?
Keeping the accounts of dismissed employees active and failing to revoke excessive rights might be one of the biggest mistakes a company can make.
U.S. city will pay the Office for Civil Rights $202,400
New Haven, Connecticut, didn’t deny access and left confidential health information available to a former employee.
British Airways has been charged £20 million
British Airways has been charged £20 million
British Airways have been charged £20 million instead of paying £183 million – the initial fine imposed by the Information Commissioner’s Office.
Rights and wrongs when creating profile
How can you analyse employee personality and steer clear of breaching privacy?
The biggest GDPR fine in Germany
H&M will be charged €35.3 million – penalty imposed by the Data Protection Authority of Hamburg.
Data breaches analysis
SearchInform analysed breaches that occurred in the first half of 2020.
Student data breach at the Warsaw University of Life Sciences
BYOD might face some critics, as usage of personal devices led to a data breach.
What is confidential information and how does it affect your finances?
There is an edifying example, which proves common knowledge that there is many a slip ‘twixt cup and lip.
Leaked on purpose
The Intel leakage was intentional, according to both Intel and ZDNet.
Ensuring security and compliance in multi-departmental teams
As different departments have their own specific risk management frameworks they lack correlation and coordination - enterprise risk management ensures consistency.
Use case: access control and change management
The solution boosts risk assessment ensuring that access rights are properly managed and privileged user activity is under control, data access policies are in place and kept updated.
Businesses’ role in cyber security and threat prevention
Businesses’ role in cyber security and threat prevention
The financial service company sector is targeted more than any other industry, as attacks against them account for over a quarter of cyberattacks.
Dutch authority charges under GDPR
Dutch Data Protection Authority charges Dutch Credit Registration Bureau €830,000.
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