Compliance

Physicians and social media – where there’s no second opinion

Spending millions on APT defense? Don’t forget about Third Party Risk Management

Being a large company, you have a risk when hiring a third-party consultant - you condemn them to be hacked instead of you.

The continuous cloud controls evaluation model

With increasing complexity of cloud architectures (hybrid, multi-vendor, cloud of clouds), a continuous security model has to be embedded into the DNA of security

Competing on trust

With companies desperate to differentiate themselves from their pack, companies are looking to build real trust with their communities.

Your privacy is ‘very important,’ Microsoft says after reading users’ emails and IMs

Microsoft also complies by selling user data to the FBI for $200 per pop.

“Cold” Topics at RSA that Should Receive More Attention

The industry should be talking about the security skills shortage, open security standards, and automation but these subjects will get minimal lip service

More Bad News about the Cybersecurity Skills Shortage

Soon-to-be-published ESG research indicates an acute need for information security professionals at large and small organizations

Hollywood’s anti-piracy propaganda turned into K-12 curriculum in California

Get 'em while they're young seems to be Hollywood and the music industry’s game plan as a K-12 curriculum about the evils of copyright infringement will be taught in California classrooms.

Time to Bridge the Gap between Identity and Security

Enterprises must address the historical separation of organizations and tools with an integration strategy

The Enterprise Security Model Is Experiencing “Death by a Thousand Cuts”

Transition to an enterprise security technology architecture driven by a multitude of problems rather than one major event