Identity Governance, Risk and Compliance Survival Kit
Security breaches, failed audits and fraud. Access and identity control exposures can be treacherous. The Identity GRC Survival Kit offers tools and expert advice for managing risk associated with user access.
A security and privacy breach that made personal Facebook photos available to unwelcome visitors could have had real consequences for businesses, experts said.
A laptop containing sensitive medical data that was stolen from a National Institute of Health (NIH) employee's car is indicative of a pervasive data-security problem facing both commercial and government organizations, according to security experts.
Most legitimate websites average seven vulnerabilities, with nine out of 10 containing serious flaws that hackers can exploit, the latest WhiteHat Website Security Statistics Report reveals.
Identity Governance, Risk and Compliance Survival Kit
Security breaches, failed audits and fraud. Access and identity control exposures can be treacherous. The Identity GRC Survival Kit offers tools and expert advice for managing risk associated with user access.
SC Magazine's Security Vertical Focus: Health Care is the place to go for information on IT security relating to the health care sector, including breaking news, reviews of security products, and timely feature articles and opinions contributed by industry leaders.
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