January 16, 2018 Edition
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Your #1 MUST-DO Resolution For 2018
Your #1 MUST-DO Resolution For 2018
With every New Year comes the chance to reset priorities. Unfortunately, when the topic of implementing a data recovery plan comes up, the comment we most often hear is "I know I should, but I haven't gotten around to it..." 
Countdown to Compliance Pt. 1: GDPR Requirements, Roles, & Reporting Timelines
The date for compliance with the European Union's (EU) General Data Protection Requirement (GDPR) - 25 May 2018 - is quickly approaching. It's urgent that companies and organizations come to understand how it affects them now and into the future.
Visions past and future: 2018 security predictions
Some of the best minds in the security industry sum up the year gone by (whether good, bad, or ugly). 
The CFO and cyber security: Staying resilient in the age of digital
More and more, the CFO is starting to play an important role in advising other board members on the possible financial impact of a data breach, ensuring that sufficient funds are allocated for preventing and containing potential incidents.  To be able to do this effectively, CFOs require an increased knowledge on how cyber threats are managed, as well as having an understanding of cyber security risk.
3 Surprising Security Opportunities Opened by IAM
With more connected devices and applications entering into our work and professional lives every day, it's no wonder the market for identity and access management (IAM) is poised to reach close to $21 billion in the next five years. 
New Vulnerabilities Spectre and Meltdown
Two new and related security vulnerabilities called "Spectre" and "Meltdown" are significant because they affect computing platforms with Intel, AMD, or ARM central processing units (CPU's). 
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