A Scottish school system decided not to use facial recognition in its secondary school cafeterias after international outcry. The U.K. Information Commissioner's Office said Tuesday that the North Ayrshire Council failed to obtain freely given consent for the system.
With the current economic climate posing unique challenges, it's never been more critical for merchants to optimize payments to reduce costs, increase conversion and boost the bottom line. Yet, given the complexity of the payments ecosystem, coupled with the limited visibility many businesses have over their payment...
57% of consumers would stop spending money with their favourite brand if they fell victim to a phishing
attack while 70% agrees it is the brand’s responsibility to protect itself from email impersonation and from fake versions of its website respectively.
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As governments grapple with persistent worker and skillset shortages, contractors have become essential for getting the work of government done. To do that work, contractors often require secure access to agency applications, processes and data. However, critical systems and confidential data typically reside in both...
With more remote work, SaaS applications have become essential supporting collaboration and ensuring easy access to files and folders from anywhere to keep workforces productive and connected. Unfortunately, many organizations still believe that these tools are completely secure and make the need for backup obsolete....
As you plan for 2023, one thing should top your list when it comes to ensuring the productivity and security of your company – your workforce. Your employees can be your biggest asset and your biggest liability, depending on the tools and processes you have in place.
This guide will help you understand where...
The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) entered effect on Jan 1, 2023. The opt-out of sale and share requirement under the CPRA mandates business to have a clear “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” link, allowing customers to exercise their right to opt-out while providing them with a CPRA-specific...
When we think about Zero Trust, four things need to happen every time someone tries to access an application... We know that vulnerabilities and their exploitation continue to be the root causes of most information security breaches today.
In fact, vulnerabilities unattended and unaddressed for months and even...
During account registration, the authenticator generates a credential and passes the corresponding public key to the website for association with the user account.
But how do we know that it’s really our user that holds the credential and not an imposter? For instance, someone who stole the authenticator device....
The Shields Up notice issued by the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine put organizations around the world on notice about the heightened risk of cyberattack activity from one of the most sophisticated nation states and its allies. While some of...
Third-party risk management; environmental, social and governance risk; risk quantification: They are all critical topics as we approach 2023. Richard Marcus of AuditBoard explains the significance of these areas and how security leaders should approach them strategically.
In this interview with Information...
Cyberattacks targeting corporations have become more sophisticated and malicious. Diversified work styles and cloud shifting expanded the scope of protection (including users, objects, systems, devices, information), making the solutions complicated.
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How SASE is an...
Network security is no longer confined to the data center. As security shifts to the cloud, the tried- and- true perimeter-based model just can't keep up. Today's cybersecurity professionals are contending with an entirely new type of network and an entirely new set of security needs.
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As privacy legislation has expanded in recent years, so has the scope of the privacy programs that support it. Regulation has been and still is one of the top drivers for privacy programs but the days of “tick-the-box” compliance are no more.
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Automating data...
Regulations such as the GDPR and CPRA have brought consumer privacy rights into the spotlight. Cookie banners are now normal real estate on a website, and consumers are used to companies asking them for permission to collect, store, and use their personal data.
More recently, employees are waking up to privacy...
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