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3 Key Elements of a Data Protection Impact Assessment

Data generated by consumers is used by interested parties to better understand customer behaviors—their likes, dislikes, interests, demographics, location and activities—for the purpose of developing or targeting products, improving engagement and personalizing ...
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Best of 2021 – 3 Common Wildcard Certificate Risks You Should Know About | Keyfactor

SSL/TLS certificates issued by trusted Certificate Authorities (CAs), either public or private, are used to authenticate a single domain in public facing websites. Organizations with a handful of public domains and subdomains ...

PCI DSS: SSL Certificate Management Requirements | Keyfactor

For IT and security teams, compliance ranks at the top of the priority list. If you’re responsible for handling key and certificate management in your organization, you know this all too well.  ...
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NSA Vulnerability Disclosure: Pros and Cons

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On Monday, January 13th, Brian Krebs reported that Microsoft would be releasing “a software update on Tuesday to fix ...

Are Your Third-Party Vendors Putting You at Risk?

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How Regular Cyber Security Assessments and Audits Help Your Organization

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How New Banking Regulations are Changing Risk Management

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Third-Party Assessments: What to Expect and Why They Can Benefit You

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Rallying the Troops for GDPR

The EU GDPR continues to drive organizations to change their processes. No where is this more apparent than in the risk assessment piece. It?s a new risk-based approach ...