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Looking Back: IoT Growth and Struggles
IoT developments in 2015
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Risk Management Balances Creation and Preservation of Value
Businesses struggle to strike a balance between creating and preserving value when it comes to risk management. Sean Lyons, a strong advocate of corporate defense programs, wrote a post on this topic which offers a good deal of common sense.
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Today's Tweet Jam: What's Next for Information Management #EIMChat
Access to information lies at the heart of many business processes today, but information management still struggles to get the resources — and respect — to fuel its initiatives.
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Ready for Understandable Privacy Policies? A Look at GDPR's Impact
Twenty two months. That's how long businesses have to ensure their privacy, security and information governance strategies are compliant with the requirements set forth by the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). While the May 2018 deadline may feel far off, organizations should not waste any time rethinking
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Why You Shouldn't Make Fun of Mark Zuckerberg's Password
Mark Zuckerberg suffered a major breach of privacy on June 5 when hackers gained access to his personal social media accounts. Many people criticized the Facebook CEO’s simple password — “dadada” — as well as the fact he reused the same password across multiple services.
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New EFSS Solution Promises IT 'Universal Control' Over Content
Egnyte is expanding on its hybrid enterprise file sync and share (EFSS) solution to give customers more control over files accessed in any content environment. The Mountain View, Calif.-based provider unveiled the data governance solution, Egnyte Protect, today.
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The Headache Inducing Challenge of Protecting Company Data
Since the dawn of the information age, businesses have been using “something you know” passwords to secure access to company data. However, in today’s data-breach-of-the-week landscape, the password is no longer a sufficient method of protecting precious information.
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Hacktivism and the Insider Threat
Stories of security breaches that originated inside the organization have flooded the news in recent years – Edward Snowden and the National Security Agency being the best known example.
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Gimmal, Harmon.ie Partner to Address Email Risks
User experience specialist harmon.ie and information governance heavyweight Gimmal have formalized a longstanding relationship in a joint offering that provides information governance for email accounts.
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Risk Management Is More Than a Roll of the Dice
Have you ever played Monopoly? Players compete to win by either having more money when the game ends (if there is a time limit) or by being the only one left standing after all the others have gone bankrupt.
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All-or-Nothing Stakes in Privacy: Implications of a Backdoor
I was on the frontline at PGP Corp. back in 1996 in the first crypto war to protect digital privacy and security. PGP, as some may remember, was the maker of the Pretty Good Privacy email encryption program. At that time, the U.S.
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Turn Data Audits Into Your Best Ally Against Future Hacks
It seems like every week there’s another data breach in the news and the fallout that both the company and its customers experience is front and center. Meanwhile, as organizations continues to digitize sensitive data, they assume ever-greater risks with the storage and processing of that information.
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What Merchants Can Do to Fight Credit Card Fraud
The latest figures from the Ponemon Institute and IBM 2015 Cost of Data Breach Study show an ongoing increase in the cost of a data breach. For companies that participated in the study, the number rose to $3.79 million. And that’s just the tangible cost.
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Risky Business: A Risk-Based Approach to Your Data
In the age of enterprise social networks and cloud-based collaboration platforms, almost every employee is a content contributor. And while this helps provide new insights and perspectives throughout your business, the influx of content brings about new risks.
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