GDPR stories

While the GDPR is established in the European Union, businesses of all sizes across the globe need to comply if they meet certain criteria.>>

Businesses need to correlate events intelligently across multiple threat surfaces, application layers, and time spans to connect event A, to event B, to event C — even if they are months apart.>>

When Europe legislates on AI, it is certain that Australia and New Zealand will be impacted, writes SAS Europe chief privacy strategist Kalliopi Spryridaki.>>

Increasing use of cloud platforms and mobile devices, coupled with data sharing and a rise in online commerce, means businesses and their customers have never been more exposed to cyber threats.>>

Although we tend to think of data breaches as the work of malicious hackers, carelessness and mishandling of sensitive documents are just as likely to be the culprit.>>

The report demonstrates how the line distinguishing pentesting exercises from actual threat actor behaviour has thinned.>>

The UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has received an average of 1267 data breach notifications each month. >>

Delphix spoke to CISOs, CIOs, testers and developers at UK companies to find out the state of play at their organisations.>>

At home and abroad, companies anticipate cyber-crime will be the most disruptive economic crime of 2019 and 2020.>>

PingOne for Customers adds new features designed to create seamless and secure user experiences.>>

The investment is part of a broader focus to help enterprise customers have better control over their data residency.>>

Implementing QNAP has proven to be a great success for BSBData.>>

"We’re pleased to welcome GigaSpaces to this ecosystem," says Red Hat.>>

The priorities highlight the need for strategic approaches to engage with shifting regulatory, technology, customer and third-party risk trends.>>

Redscan’s data reveals most data breach reports were late and incomplete, and that GDPR is not necessarily the panacea solution.>>

Symantec's report provides an overview of the threat landscape, including insights into global threat activity, cyber criminal trends, and motivations for attackers. >>

When it comes to data sovereignty, UK businesses are less prepared and thus more concerned for what Brexit will bring.>>

Google was fined €50 million earlier this year – the biggest fine to date under the GDPR.>>

A cyber resilience strategy with defence in depth is now a fundamental part of any organisation’s approach to operational activity.>>

In this exclusive interview, Blancco's Fredrik Forslund details just how expensive the issue of data centre waste has become.>>

Today marks the 13th annual Data Protection Day, a day aimed at raising awareness and promoting good data privacy practices around the world. >>

Staggering new research has revealed how businesses have become paralysed by data regulations and are sucking up the costs of storing old data centre hardware rather than risk a breach.>>

Veritas' Jasmit Sagoo discusses how individuals now have more control over their data and how this has impacted organisations.>>

In previous years this day has been overlooked but KCOM's David Francis says recent events have fueled its importance.>>