...cyber security researchers have identified other potential uses, such as collating data from previous breaches to spot trends in the way attackers are targeting organisations and developing protections to thwart...
...that list, or need to add new ones. Even if the list of names remained unchanged, their expectations likely did change. With all these regulatory changes, like the introduction of...
...list of, say, 25 processes. Which is fine, but you must narrow that list down to the top 5. That way, you keep this entire exercise manageable. Plus, it’ll be...
...the demands and getting straight to your incident response plan. Perhaps most importantly, you are still subject to your data breach notification requirements, and data protection authorities won’t be pleased...
...three distinct areas that must be addressed: People: Employees at every level handle, process and share information daily. Human error remains one of the biggest causes of data breaches, from...
Expert insight from a cyber incident responder Cyber attacks and data breaches are a matter of when, not if. No single measure is 100% foolproof. A determined attacker will always...
...Co-op and Harrods. KNP, a Northamptonshire haulage group that included the 158-year-old transport company Knights of Old, lost access to all its data after the Russian Akira group accessed an...
...that you take security seriously; and Stand out from the competition. Avoid the financial penalties and losses associated with data breaches The global average cost of a data breach has...
...use PII (personally identifiable information) responsibly and securely, in line with data privacy laws and standards such as the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and DPA (Data Protection Act 2018)....