Huntress uncovered software flaws and misconfigurations – from information disclosure or PII leakage to direct access to databases and potential remote code execution – in two of the top five virtual event platforms.
How much of Biden’s promised funding for cyber will support small and medium businesses? Tugboat Logic CEO Ray Kruck offers tips for managing the risk in the meantime.
Why would a company choose to relocate to a country with more stringent standards? As a proof point to customers. But other companies in the privacy community argue that building trust is more complicated than hopping a plane to Geneva.
Website managers need better insight into their third-party app partners’ default settings and access rights, experts say.
The volatility and uncertainties brought about by the pandemic will have an impact well into the next decade, with executives foreshadowing struggles tied to evolving security requirements and the need to transform digitally on a dime.
So far, U.S. companies have felt the brunt of regulators’ displeasure. The highest GDPR fine so far – $57 million – was imposed on Google by French regulators, though Marriott may have to pony up $123 million.
IoT networking device vendor Ubiquiti experienced a breach of a web portal it uses to manage remote devices and as a support portal. The web servers stored information pertaining to user profiles for the account.ui.com portal that Ubiquiti makes available to customers who bought one of its router or webcam products, a ZDNet report said.…
For U.S. firms, whose home nation already has different privacy laws state by state, a new U.K. regime might be one more for the pile.
If 2019 was an opportunity for privacy advocates to push for preparation ahead of looming data protection deadlines, then 2020 was the year organizations were expected to prove themselves ready. In this second article in our Year in Review series, we consider how legal complications leave all businesses, big and small, with a heavier privacy burden than ever.
For many businesses, recovery from the pandemic fallout hinges in part on employees working safely and virus-free outside their homes. That leaves organizations facing the very real possibility that they will serve as both trackers and guardians of health data to ensure the safety of employees.
