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Identifying, Assessing and Evaluating Risk Is the Easy Part
Identifying and reacting to the initial risk is relatively easy. Taking into account all of the resulting risks this action creates is the hard part.
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2017 Contributors of the Year: Joe Shepley
An interview with Joe Shepley, one of our 10 contributors of 2017
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Don't Be the Next Equifax: Tips to Avoid a Security Breach
The Equifax breach illustrates why building a layered approach to cybersecurity is critical when dealing with sensitive data
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8 Biggest Risks for Internal Auditors in 2018
Internal auditors put their own roles at risk if they fail to focus on the broader business's success
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5 Reasons Why Users Will Have More Control of Their IoT Data
As the Internet of Things (IoT) readies itself for the information age’s next big leap, we are going to see a lot more debate this year and in the future about data security and privacy — with user control taking center stage.
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How to Collaborate With External Stakeholders While Remaining Compliant
Whenever organizations bring external partners into their business processes, it raises security questions. How will those partners impact your company’s governance, risk and compliance policies? It’s one thing to enable a business partner or consultant to deliver a core piece of your workflow, since your customers will hold you
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Your Riskiest Data Is Often Hiding in Plain Sight
Allow me to state the obvious: Data is everywhere. While it may sound basic to the point of insulting, it’s something even the best Compliance Officers can overlook.
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All Content Is Not Created Equal
Enterprise content management is going through some changes — on that (under)statement we can all agree. My last few posts on where I think ECM is headed has resulted in some substantial conversations — I’ll spare you the gory details.
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Losing Sleep Over Your Lack of a Digital Policy? You Should Be
McDonald’s founder Ray Kroc once said, “If you’re not a risk taker, you should get the hell out of business.” In a way, he was right. You can’t succeed in business without taking risks, but that doesn’t mean ignoring the existence of risk.
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Crownpeak Acquires Evidon to Boost Digital Quality Management
Crownpeak acquired digital governance solution provider Evidon yesterday, adding consent and monitoring solutions to help companies comply with privacy laws. For digital experience management solution provider Crownpeak, it's just the latest addition to its Digital Quality Management (DQM) solution. The acquisition of New York City-based Evidon builds on Crownpeak's April 2016 acquisition of DQM provider ActiveStandards.
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How Will You Respond to the Cyber Crisis?
It feels like almost every week yet another ransomware attack strikes. The recent Petya attack spanned the globe and eluded detection and prevention by corporate defenses. All indications show our ability to address the mounting threats is insufficient. The recent survey, "Majority of organizations are in the dark regarding daily network attacks " illustrates the point.
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'Unprecedented' Petya Cyber Attack Follows in WannaCry's Footsteps
A cyber attack dubbed “Petya” took root in Ukraine on Tuesday and is spreading across the world in what appears to be a repeat of the recent WannaCry malware attack — but “without the kill switch that saved us last time,” New York City-based cyber security firm Carbon Dynamics told
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Report: DDoS Attacks Have Slowed, But Increased in Size
DDoS Attacks are nothing new. In fact, hackers have been maliciously flooding servers since 1999. But in October 2016, distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks suddenly became far more relevant to the everyday web surfer, after Dyn — one of the world’s leading DNS providers — suffered the largest DDoS attack in history. The
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6 Warning Signs Your Business Might Not Survive a Disaster
A New York bank had what it thought was a rock-solid plan to recover its non-critical “customer convenience” systems from its backup tapes if a disaster ever struck.
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