Management, compliance & auditing
Management, compliance & auditing
What is an acceptable use policy? An Acceptable Use Policy (henceforward mentioned as "AUP") is agreement between two or more parties to a computer network
September 23, 2014
Dimitar Kostadinov
Management, compliance & auditing
Every organization should follow a proactive rather than a reactive approach to protect against threats, risks and vulnerabilities, to which if their IT infr
September 11, 2014
Security Ninja
Management, compliance & auditing
Introduction Cyber insurance coverage has been available on the market for a decade, but only recently companies have been seeing a significant growth—sales
August 13, 2014
Dimitar Kostadinov
Management, compliance & auditing
The number of employees using their personal devices for work-related purposes is absurd. Let's just say there's an employee or two in every organization usi
August 04, 2014
Dan Virgillito
Management, compliance & auditing
In this article, we will learn about the requirement of file integrity monitoring in PCI-DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard). If we talk about
July 18, 2014
Security Ninja
Management, compliance & auditing
1. What is an E-mail Retention Policy? Simply put, an e-mail retention policy/ERP is the process of keeping emails for compliance or business reasons. It dif
June 28, 2014
Dimitar Kostadinov
Management, compliance & auditing
If you are like me, there are many things you can check off your to-do list every day. However, if you are really like me, then there are some things which s
June 23, 2014
Infosec
Management, compliance & auditing
Every organization should follow a proactive rather than a reactive approach to protect against threats, risks, and vulnerabilities to which if their IT infr
June 12, 2014
Security Ninja
Management, compliance & auditing
This article introduces two types of risk analysis (quantitative, qualitative) and presents how to perform qualitative risk analysis with the DREAD model. Fi
May 21, 2014
Dawid Czagan
Management, compliance & auditing
Organisations are giving more priority to development of information security policies, as protecting their assets is one of the prominent things that needs
April 16, 2014
Ryan MazerikIn this series
- The top security architect interview questions you need to know
- Top 10 cybersecurity best practices: Secure your organization’s data
- Is AI cybersecurity in your policies?
- Federal privacy and cybersecurity enforcement — an overview
- U.S. privacy and cybersecurity laws — an overview
- Common misperceptions about PCI DSS: Let’s dispel a few myths
- How PCI DSS acts as an (informal) insurance policy
- Keeping your team fresh: How to prevent employee burnout
- How foundations of U.S. law apply to information security
- Data protection Pandora's Box: Get privacy right the first time, or else
- Privacy dos and don'ts: Privacy policies and the right to transparency
- Starr McFarland talks privacy: 5 things to know about the new, online IAPP CIPT learning path
- Data protection vs. data privacy: What’s the difference?
- NIST 800-171: 6 things you need to know about this new learning path
- Working as a data privacy consultant: Cleaning up other people’s mess
- 6 ways that U.S. and EU data privacy laws differ
- Navigating local data privacy standards in a global world
- Building your FedRAMP certification and compliance team
- SOC 3 compliance: Everything your organization needs to know
- SOC 2 compliance: Everything your organization needs to know
- SOC 1 compliance: Everything your organization needs to know
- Overview: Understanding SOC compliance: SOC 1 vs. SOC 2 vs. SOC 3
- How to comply with FCPA regulation – 5 Tips
- ISO 27001 framework: What it is and how to comply
- Why data classification is important for security
- Threat Modeling 101: Getting started with application security threat modeling [2021 update]
- VLAN network segmentation and security- chapter five [updated 2021]
- CCPA vs CalOPPA: Which one applies to you and how to ensure data security compliance
- IT auditing and controls – planning the IT audit [updated 2021]
- Finding security defects early in the SDLC with STRIDE threat modeling [updated 2021]
- Cyber threat analysis [updated 2021]
- Rapid threat model prototyping: Introduction and overview
- Commercial off-the-shelf IoT system solutions: A risk assessment
- A school district's guide for Education Law §2-d compliance
- IT auditing and controls: A look at application controls [updated 2021]
- 6 key elements of a threat model
- Top threat modeling frameworks: STRIDE, OWASP Top 10, MITRE ATT&CK framework and more
- Average IT manager salary in 2021
- Security vs. usability: Pros and cons of risk-based authentication
- Threat modeling: Technical walkthrough and tutorial
- Comparing endpoint security: EPP vs. EDR vs. XDR
- Role and purpose of threat modeling in software development
- 5 changes the CPRA makes to the CCPA that you need to know
- 6 benefits of cyber threat modeling
- What is threat modeling?
- First Safe Harbor, then Privacy Shield: What EU-US data-sharing agreement is next?
- How to make cybersecurity budget cuts without sacrificing security
- How to mitigate security risk in international business environments
- Security theatrics or strategy? Optimizing security budget efficiency and effectiveness
- NY SHIELD Act: Security awareness and training requirements for New York businesses