The Future of Data Protection

Determining the level of process maturity for a given set of IT-related processes allows organizations to determine which processes are essentially under control and which represent potential pain points.

Cyber Incident response is no different than any other type of warfare. It requires strategy, and tactics.

Around 2007, it became obvious that the information security defenses that were implemented by the government and businesses to prevent data loss were not totally effective.

While today everyone worships their smartphones as if the device itself demands their constant and public attention, there’s a new transformative technology that’s even more pervasive—practically inescapable—and yet largely invisible to the average person.

ISACA Privacy Principles and Program Management Guide provides a comprehensive explanation of all things privacy.

There are best practices and guiding principles that firms must rely on to develop, adjust and mature their security monitoring strategy, processes and procedures.

The number of data breaches annually totals thousands in the United States alone. More importantly, the total number of records exposed has reached the billions.

Every organization should know what information is circulating on the Internet about its activities so that it can use concrete actions to handle any potential threats.

The “Kodak Moment” has been redefined from capturing and immortalizing memories on film to waking up the next day and seeing entire industries disappear.