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UPDATE 6: The Data Privacy Periodic Table
Once again, to mark Data Privacy Day (or Data Protection Day in Europe), we have released a new update to the Data Privacy Periodic Table – our industry-renowned open project to create a regularly-updated digestible guide to the confusing world of data privacy. You can download the latest version of The Data Privacy Periodic Table, here. This is its sixth update, and roughly three and a half years after its launch in September 2018, what have we learned?
The Data Privacy 'To Do List' for the new US administration
A new administration in the most influential economy in the world triggers news hopes and expectations in every industry. But if major change were to be on the agenda, what would be the most beneficial, transformative, impactful or prudent new data privacy initiatives that the new US administration ought to introduce? Here’s my top three: The obvious – and trickiest – first area for the new administration is a federal privacy law.
Everything You Need to Know About Web Socket Pentesting
WebSockets is a bi-directional, full-duplex communications protocol initiated over HTTP. They are commonly used in modern web applications for streaming data, Chat applications, and other asynchronous traffic. It is a protocol where the client and server can send the messages simultaneously over the channel.
Securing Cloud Native Applications at Scale.
Cloud-native architecture is improving time to capability at reduced cost for the enterprise.However, as your organisation transfers workloads to container, Kubernetes and serverless environments, a unified development and deployment approach requires increased involvement of the cybersecurity team.Join Mathias Conradt, Senior Solutions Engineer at Snyk, to learn how DevSecOps is being used to secure cloud-native applications.
ThreatQuotient at RISK 2020
Cyber Threat Intelligence - Top Gun Style by Markus Auer, CTI Advisor and Regional Manager, ThreatQuotient
Secure RBAC / SSO for Kubernetes with Teleport OSS and Github Teams
The promise of elastic scale and cloud native has driven the demand for K8s, but developers now have the harder task of building applications in a secure manner. This talk will focus on best practices and potential pitfalls for securing K8s for the engineering team by using the K8s API server and control plane. Join us for a how-to on implementing a robust Role Based Access Control (RBAC) tied into the corporate SSO/Identity provider using Github Teams and open source software.
SEGA Europe and Sumo Logic: Integrating security across clouds
At Illuminate 2020, Kashif Iqbal, Head of Corporate Technology and Cyber Security at SEGA Europe, shared their data security challenges and how they currently leverage Sumo Logic for their security needs. Kashif spoke about the four main benefits their security team have experienced since switching to Sumo Logic.
Five Things to Know About Third Party Risk
It's no longer enough to simply ensure that your organization's systems and enterprise web presence are secure. Your risk management program needs to look beyond the perimeter of your organization to properly vet the third and fourth-party vendors who will have access to your data without being subject to your internal risk management process. The use of third parties in your supply chain or for data handling create potential risks that can be compounded by these third-party weaknesses.
Mobile Security Best Practices for Law Firms
I write a lot about how organizations can secure their workers as they start using tablets and smartphones more for work. The truth is, the legal professional has been ahead of that curve for years. Even before smartphones were introduced over a decade ago, lawyers, paralegals and legal staff were already using cellphones to stay on top of case work. Now, with smartphones and tablets, your law firm’s staff can do everything they used to do in an office from wherever they go.