IoT has emerged as a concept in the early 2000s. Since then, this technology has been adapted to facilitate more innovative building technologies and improved security strategies. It looks like IoT is here to stay and will be the future of building technology and security. According to Statista, there are currently 3.65 billion IoT-connected devices worldwide.
With the deadline to comply with CMMC expected in May 2023, many in the Defense Industrial Base are scrambling to understand how to comply, the tools they need to comply, and the cost to comply. It’s a lot to get right, and there’s a lot riding on it—companies will need to comply if they want to do business with the DoD. That’s why we’ve developed a series of blogs, checklists and other assets to help contractors manage the complexity.
NIST Special Publication 800-53 sets an exemplary standard for protecting sensitive data. Though originally designed for government agencies, the framework has become a popular inclusion in most security programs across a wide range of industries.
Global information technology (IT) spending on devices, data center systems/software, and communications services reached $4.26 trillion in 2021 and is expected to increase to around 4.43 trillion U.S. dollars at the end of 2022. With this new, skyrocketing growth, organizations face complex new compliance and IT security challenges in how data and information are stored.
In our second Beyond Data podcast episode ‘Autonomous mass transportation and its impact on citizen privacy’, we will sit down with Beep’s Chief Technology Officer, Clayton Tino to explore the current landscape of autonomous vehicles (AVs), whether AVs truly can replace the human factor in public transportation, and how AV ethics can be holistically measured. Here we give you a snapshot of that fascinating discussion by digging into a few of the explored topics.
GDPR Regulation is an international Data Privacy law that upholds the rights of citizens of the EU. It gives citizens more control over how their data is used in the organization. If your company handles the personal information of people in the EU, then they are expected to comply with GDPR. Like any other regulation, GDPR too requires an organization to abide by the rules and requirements outlined in the law.
Through UKG Pro, NeoSystems provides Payroll Administration and Tax Management, Compliance, Benefits Management, Open Enrollment, Recruiting, and On-Boarding as well as property, skills, and certification tracking – all through a cloud-based manager & employee self-service platform.
What is a Trust Champion? A Trust Champion is the person who helps their organization measure and meet their internal compliance obligations. Their actions support revenue-generating activities, protect their organization from legal and contractual liabilities, and enable the organization to confidently and transparently showcase an intentional, robust, and differentiated culture of trust. Beth White – Founder & CEO – has been greatly involved with MeBeBot’s compliance procedure.
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) is a data privacy and security regulation for the healthcare industry. It is a comprehensive regulation that ensures your organization complies with the requirements of HIPAA. Organizations looking to achieve HIPAA Compliance must meet the requirements outlined by the regulation. Further, failure to comply with HIPAA regulations may result in substantial fines, especially in case of an incident data breach.
Looking for tools and technologies to help protect your government agency or public sector organization from cybercriminals can be intimidating. Luckily, the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) has made the selection process more manageable. Government organizations can use the FedRAMP marketplace to find and compare credible and secure authorized vendors.
