The finance, banking and payment services industries have until September 2019 to comply with PSD2, a revised set of European Union regulations that give consumers more options and safer ways to make payments online. At RSA 2019, Geoff Sanders, director of product at anti-fraud and MFA company iovation (and former co-founder and CEO of iovation…
‘Twas the day before GDPR and as companies scrambled to cover their assets, Steve Durbin, managing director at the Information Security Forum (ISF), met up with SC Media Executive Director Teri Robinson to discuss what steps to take toward compliance after May 25.
A recent Accenture Security survey of 4,600 infosec professionals at large commercial enterprises and government entities found that 87 percent of targeted attacks over the last year were successfully repelled by these organizations — an improvement over 70 percent the previous year.
NS8’s Adam Rogas discusses how GDPR can impact smaller businesses regardless of where they are in the data chain of custody.
Data breaches stemming from misconfigured cloud-based storage servers are utterly preventable, and it’s up to the security community to educate organizations about tools that are readily available to scan for such mistakes, according to Mark Nunnikhoven, Trend Micro’s VP of cloud research.
SC Media Executive Editor Teri Robinson recently caught up with John Todd, the executive director of Quad9 a free, recursive, anycast DNS platform aimed at protecting users by blocking against known malicious domains and preventing computers and IoT devices from connecting sites that push malware or phishing. Quad9, which started with a pilot program consisting…
One bill is designed to establish a federal bug bounty program for State Department websites; the other is a proposed state law that threatens to have a chilling effect on vulnerability researchers and white-hat hackers. Casey Ellis, CEO of bug bounty platform provider Bugcrowd, addressed both in an interview with SC Media at RSA 2018.
