Published By: Forcepoint
Published Date: Sep 04, 2018
Connecting and protecting organizations as their people disperse to more locations
and need access to resources inside and outside the enterprise are driving a renewed
focus on operational efficiency and security efficacy. While the fundamental concerns of
confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility are unchanged, the cost and potential losses to
organizations continue to increase, making the role of C-level infrastructure and security
executives more complex than ever before. A recent IDC survey of CISOs ranked the
following as the top 5 scenarios keeping them up at night:
• Breach disclosure on the front page of WSJ and so forth
• Leak of 50% of employee HR records
• IT systems to be a source of major attack against partner
• Target-style breach
• Leak of 10% of PHI/PII customer records
As traditional network perimeters surrounding data centers dissolve, agencies face enormous difficulties fending off attacks using a patchwork of traditional security tools to protect classified or personally identifiable information (PII). Time and again, traditional security practices have proven porous and/or unsustainable.
Read this i360Gov Book to understand the importance of:
- Transforming federal fortifications into intelligence-driven defense
- Intensifying focus on cyber intelligence
-Needing a well trained cybersecurity force
There is increasing urgency for organizations today to comply with regional data protection regulations or face potential financial and legal repercussions, and customer backlash. This awareness is heightened by recent headlines related to data breaches, rising risks of BYOD, and other privacy lapses that have bottom line and reputational consequences.
Learn how to prepare for this new world of data privacy with actionable advice for senior IT leaders addressing data privacy concerns in their organizations.
This paper covers key issues to consider when it comes to protecting corporate and employee data privacy, including:
Sectorial regulations, including HIPAA and FINRA
Evolving Data Protection Acts in EU countries with a strong focus on citizen privacy, data residency requirements, and concerns over data production
BYOD policies blurring the lines between personal and business data
Internal controls for safeguarding PII & PHI
Published By: SpyCloud
Published Date: Mar 30, 2018
Because of widespread password reuse, Account Takeover (ATO) attacks have become an extremely lucrative business for cybercriminals. Organized crime rings are performing ATO attacks at a massive scale by leveraging botnet-infected armies to attempt credential-stuffing attacks against various web and mobile applications. Cyber criminals exploit compromised accounts for financial gain by pilfering financial or personally identifiable information (PII) directly or by selling access to these accounts on underground markets.
Download our report to understand:
The Underground economy driving these attacks
The tools criminals are using to automate ATO
Remediation Strategies to prevent ATO in your organization
Published By: Brainloop
Published Date: Nov 09, 2011
This white paper by Cheryl Klein, CPA, CISA, CITP, analyzes 10 questions that help identify compliance risks in your company. The 10 scenarios illustrate smart, cost-effective strategies for SOX, PII, HIPPA and security policy issues.
Published By: Intralinks
Published Date: May 29, 2013
Ensuring the security of confidential, sensitive information is an essential element of enterprise Security and Governance, Risk Management and Compliance programs. Regulations, such as the HIPAA, FDA, and SOX, place significant requirements on organizations for securely sharing sensitive data such as confidential personally identifiable information (PII) and personal health information (PHI).
Marketers can personalize interactions using information that spans complete anonymity to full authentication, with a middle range in which identified data may be used intermittently.
The distinction between anonymous and authenticated hinges on personally identifiable information (PII)—information that can be used alone, in combination, or in context to contact an individual.
This information includes unique and partial identifiers such as name, address, phone number, and email address, as well as financial, employment, or other data associated with an individual.
Published By: CloudEndure
Published Date: Oct 12, 2018
Maintaining business continuity is your highest priority.
In today’s commercial landscape, business continuity depends on the efficient, uninterrupted flow of data across the organization – from operations to sales to fulfillment. Even a brief lapse in workload continuity can mean thousands of lost sales opportunities, disruption to production, and compromised customer trust.
The causes of those lapses can range from natural disasters to mechanical failure or human error. You need a data platform and a proactive disaster recovery (DR) strategy that will help you stay up and running in the event that your physical infrastructure is unavailable for any length of time.
BUSINESS CONTINUITY
Fulfilling orders, providing a high level of customer service, and keeping consumers engaged all depend on the efficient, uninterrupted flow of data throughout your organization.
CUSTOMER TRUST
Above all, protecting customer data—especially personally identifiable information (PII) —is critical
Transforming government processes starts with laying the
right foundation for your organization’s workflow. Many
government agencies have embarked on transformation
initiatives; however, there is still room for improvement to
build a more stable transformation foundation.
Published By: Brainloop
Published Date: Jan 04, 2012
This white paper by Cheryl Klein analyzes 10 questions that help you identify potential compliance risks in your company. The 10 different scenarios illustrate smart, cost-effective strategies for SOX, PII, and HIPPA compliance issues where information must be kept confidential.
Protecting individual and financial data, retaining data, and meeting e-discovery requirements are common compliance requirements across geographies and industries. Finding accurate, usable, and cost-effective solutions for meeting these requirements can make the difference between achieving compliance goals or leaving the organization vulnerable through unsecured use of sensitive data. Trend Micro Data Protection solutions for endpoint data leak protection, email encryption, and email archiving help organizations meet their compliance requirements – easily and cost-effectively.
Published By: Ping Identity
Published Date: May 05, 2009
This white paper, intended for a management-level audience, describes why and how any organization can implement secure Internet single sign-on with a federated identity management system. Learn more today!
Published By: Ping Identity
Published Date: May 05, 2009
Web Services are emerging as the preeminent method for program-to-program communication across corporate networks as well as the Internet. Securing web Services has been a challenge until recently, as typical Web authentication and authorization techniques employed browser-to-server architectures (not program-to-program). This resulted in user identity ending at the Web Application Server, forcing the Web Services Provider to trust blindly that the Web Services Requester had established identity and trust with the end user.
Published By: Ping Identity
Published Date: May 05, 2009
With the success of single sign-on (SSO) inside the enterprise, users are calling for interoperability outside of the enterprise’s security domain to outsourced services, including business process outsourcing (BPO) and software as a service (SaaS) providers, and trading partners, as well as within the enterprise to affiliates and subsidiaries. Learn more today!
Published By: DocuSign
Published Date: May 29, 2014
Few business processes are as security sensitive as those involving electronic signatures. eSignature transactions routinely contain information that is critical to you, your business, and your customers. This information may include personally identifiable Information (PII), pricing details, proprietary business terms, intellectual property, and more. That is why DocuSign’s number one priority is customer security. DocuSign leads the industry in designing and delivering the most secure digital transaction solution available.
Published By: Lumension
Published Date: Jan 08, 2010
The use of portable devices can also potentially infect public systems with malware, inadvertently expose classified information and citizens' personally identifiable information, and otherwise breach the public's trust. Learn how to prevent this breach.
Published By: WinMagic Inc.
Published Date: Aug 12, 2013
This eBook will review the basics of data encryption; data concerns specific to ESS; how data encryption addresses the unique data security challenges facing ESS, and key points to consider when building the case for data encryption.
Published By: AlienVault
Published Date: Mar 30, 2016
The public demands accountability for data breaches involving systems that include personally identifiable information (PII) and expects that all educational institutions will have the same levels of security that Fortune 500 companies do. However, most educational institutions have fewer IT security resources than their larger enterprise counterparts, yet they face the same threats from attackers.
Fortunately, there are solutions. This whitepaper by SANS instructor Jake Williams walks through an example of a typical breach in an education organization, highlighting common ways attackers gain access to a network and practical steps to reduce risk.
Download this whitepaper to learn:
• Common security gaps that make educational institutions vulnerable to attack
• Practical security controls that won't break the bank
• Key questions to evaluate security vendors
• A checklist summarizing steps you should take now to improve security
Published By: Ping Identity
Published Date: May 05, 2009
Web Services are emerging as the preeminent method for program-to-program communication across corporate networks as well as the Internet. Securing web Services has been a challenge until recently, as typical Web authentication and authorization techniques employed browser-to-server architectures (not program-to-program). This resulted in user identity ending at the Web Application Server, forcing the Web Services Provider to trust blindly that the Web Services Requester had established identity and trust with the end user.
Download this eBook to learn how to protect sensitive data with tokenization, reduce PCI compliance scope cost, and complexity, and implement best practices for data protection.