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The Lightbulb Moment for SecurityScorecard

“Alex, I don’t think you are doing a good job,” said the chairman as I presented my progress. I was shocked. At that time, I was working as the Chief Security Officer at Gilt Groupe. He continued, “...because people aren’t complaining. If you were making enough changes, I’d hear more people complaining about you.” It was this ironic moment that gave birth to SecurityScorecard as I realized that companies have no KPIs to know how they’re doing on the cybersecurity front.

How to Manage Your Security in A Hybrid World: 15 Cybersecurity Tips & Best Practices

The hybrid workplace is here to stay. If the past couple of years have proved anything, it’s that many workers enjoy working remotely, or like the flexibility of working from home part-time. Organizations also appreciate the benefits of a hybrid workplace; according to Gartner, 48% of employees will likely work remotely at least part of the time after COVID-19, as opposed to the 30% of employees who did so before the pandemic.

7 Best Practices for Effective Third-Party Cyber Risk Management

While the digital world provides many benefits, there are also various risks involved within the third-party risk category. Also, the category of the risks can be quite long i.e. financial, environmental, security risk and reputational. Firms are often required to open their network and share data related to the company, employees, customers etc. which puts them at significant risk of cybersecurity issues, breaches and loss of sensitive data.

How to Secure Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

PII, or Personally Identifiable Information, is any information that directly or indirectly identifies an individual, such as name, address, payment information, or contact information. The U.S. The Department of Homeland Security defines a second category of PII: Sensitive PII, which includes Social Security Numbers, driver’s license numbers, Alien Registration numbers, financial or medical records, biometrics, and criminal history.

3 Ways to take your Third- and Fourth-Party Risk Management to the Next Level with Automatic Vendor Detection

Vendors are a key part of every business and, therefore, every organization’s security. Yet, one of the biggest challenges for security and third-party risk management teams is tracking down their vendors. It’s no wonder that 65% of organizations don’t know which third parties have access to their most sensitive data. On top of that, vendor risk management teams need to worry about who their vendors’ vendors are – namely their fourth parties.

Understanding the Cybersecurity Risks Confronting Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) Organisations

When was the last time you purchased a product that was in a container? If you are a typical consumer, you probably have done so in the last few days. There is an entire industry that focuses on these containers. Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) is an industry term for merchandise that is used and replaced on a frequent basis.

SecurityScorecard Acquires LIFARS; Empowers Orgs w/ View of Cyber Risk & Path to Cyber Resilience

Watch a video message from Aleksandr Yampolskiy, SecurityScorecard CEO & Co-Founder and Ondrej Krehel, LIFARS' CEO & Founder, about the customer benefits of this winning combination.

Life moves fast. Cyber threats move even faster.

Our world is changing rapidly. More than ever, organizations are reliant on digital technologies to do business. Cyber threats continue to evolve as adversaries seek to exploit digital connections for financial gain. Today, SecurityScorecard has announced the acquisition of LIFARS, a global leader in digital forensics, incident response, ransomware mitigation and cyber resiliency services.

6 Benefits of Effective Risk Management in Cybersecurity

Cyber attacks are major threats to organizations and industries across the board. And as technology advances, cybersecurity continues to be the focus that requires serious attention. However, many have weaknesses and gaps in their cybersecurity strategy. Common weaknesses can include the failure to identify and mitigate risks, as well as maintain compliance in the industry – leaving organizations more vulnerable to attacks.