There’s a movement among certain analyst firms to promote the idea of eliminating access controls for all but the most sensitive data. It’s an interesting thought born out of a need to make user access easier and reduce the burden […]
Closing the Loopholes in Identity Governance to Minimize Risk Read More »
One of the defining elements of DevOps is rapid change. Rapid change, in and of itself, is generally perceived as scary and bad by IT and security admins–and the exact opposite of what you need to achieve and maintain compliance.
Automate Compliance with DevOps Read More »
There’s no doubt that using social media communications can offer businesses tremendous business advantage in terms of reaching potential new customers and staying in good touch with the ones they have. In fact, the number of organizations now actively using
Social is the New BYOD: Managing the Risks of Social Media Communications Read More »
Mark your calendar for February 24 at 11am Eastern / 8am Pacific. Vera (a sponsor of TechSpective) is hosting a webinar to talk about security and compliance. Here are the details for the event from the webinar registration site: Security
Webinar: Get Your Data Security In Shape & Avoid SEC Enforcement Read More »
There has been increasing demand from government and law enforcement in recent months for some sort of encryption backdoor. The theory–whether grounded in reality or not–is that an encryption backdoor will allow intelligence agencies to detect and prevent more terrorist
Weakened Encryption Will Cause Compliance Chaos Read More »
Cyber-attacks continue to become more innovative and sophisticated than ever before. In today’s cyber age, a company’s reputation—and the trust dynamic that exists amongst suppliers, customers and partners—has become a very real target for cybercriminals and hacktivists. The commercial, reputational
Risk-based security: Managing through the minefield Read More »
Box already encrypts data in transit and data stored on its servers. That encryption isn’t good enough for some industries or businesses, though. Box owns the encryption keys, so Box can decrypt or access that data. Box removed that hurdle with
BoxEKM gives businesses control over encryption keys Read More »
Security is a foreign language to many people, and most security managers and executives rose up through the ranks on the security side of things, rather than the business side. That often poses a problem because it means that the
Why the CISO needs to have a seat in the boardroom Read More »
Cloud storage in general seems to be increasingly commoditized, and enterprise cloud storage is starting to get more crowded, so Box has to do something to set itself apart from the pack, and provide some sort of unique value for
Box raises the bar for security with Box Trust and Box EMM Read More »
Home Depot, Dairy Queen, UPS, Goodwill and Supervalu all have one thing in common – they’re retail franchises that have recently reported news of major data breaches. Now, before we dive into the commonalities in franchise data breaches, here’s a
Franchise Data Breaches: Are You Risking Your Brand for Franchisee Autonomy? Read More »
