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Be safe inside your cyber fortress

Dataconomy

Cybersecurity standards and frameworks provide a structured approach to safeguarding digital assets, establishing effective security controls, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations. These standards serve as guidelines, best practices, and benchmarks that organizations can adopt to enhance their cybersecurity posture.

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What is data governance? Best practices for managing data assets

CIO Business Intelligence

The Business Application Research Center (BARC) warns that data governance is a highly complex, ongoing program, not a “big bang initiative,” and it runs the risk of participants losing trust and interest over time. Lack of resources: Data governance initiatives can struggle for lack of investment in budget or staff.

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You’re not alone in the cyber battlefield

Dataconomy

It provides a set of guidelines and protocols for service providers to ensure the security, confidentiality, and integrity of customer data. SOC 2 is specifically designed for cloud service providers, data centers, and other technology companies that handle sensitive information. What is SOC 2? What is ISO 27001?

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How the New Remote Workforce Changes Data Security

SecureWorld News

We [Code42] do a research report each year, and part of that research we found that 66% of breaches over the past year have been tied to inside jobs. It's not really our jobs to secure home networks, but… all of those home setups have now put our company at risk.

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What newsrooms can learn from threat modeling at Facebook

The Verge

Jay Rosen: You’re a former chief security officer at Yahoo and Facebook, among other roles you have had. Alex Stamos: Traditionally, the chief information security officer is the most senior person at a company who is solely tasked with defending the company’s systems, software, and other technical assets from attack.