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Automated Sensitive Data Leak Detection

Automated Sensitive Data Leak Detection

| | Application Security, Data breach, security, sensitive data, shiftleft
The average multinational spends several million dollars a year on compliance, while in highly regulated industries — like financial services and defense — the costs can be in the tens or even hundreds of millions. Despite ...
ShiftLeft Blog - Medium
42% of used drives sold on eBay hold sensitive data, researchers find

42% of used drives sold on eBay hold sensitive data, researchers find

| | Data leak, data recovery, diagnostics, EBay, forensics, hard drive, Industry News, pii, sensitive data
Selling your old hard drive on eBay may sound like a good way to squeeze a few extra bucks from unused hardware, but not if you don’t erase the data properly. A ...
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Vulnerability Dashboard : Measure your progress to deliver secure apps

Vulnerability Dashboard : Measure your progress to deliver secure apps

| | AppSec, security, sensitive data, shiftleft, Vulnerability Management
Vulnerability Dashboard: Measure security quality of your releases over timeShiftleft is introducing a new Vulnerability Dashboard — A singular view of application security quality metrics including a list of vulnerabilities based on static/runtime analysis ...
ShiftLeft Blog - Medium

Q2 Appthority Pulse Report Finds Chat Apps Most Popular, Risky & Blacklisted Apps

| | app risks, Appthority, blacklist, Data Privacy, Data Security, enterprise data loss, malicious, mobile risk, Mobile Security, Mobile Security Insights, Mobile Security Tips, mobile threat report, Mobile Threat Risk Score, Pulse Report, research, Security Research, sensitive data, threat report, top app list, URL reputation
Today Appthority released our Q2 Enterprise Mobile Security Pulse Report. The report looks at three areas of interest to enterprise mobility and security teams: 1) the most common iOS and Android apps ...
Mobile Threat Blog Posts | Appthority

GDPR will punish lax mobile security. Are you prepared?

| | Compliance, Data Privacy, data privacy risks, EMM, enterprise app risk, enterprise mobile security, GDPR, Mobile Security Insights, noncompliance, private data, sensitive data
The EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) went into effect on May 25, 2018, and companies the world over are now racing to address the new rules and achieve compliance. And they’d ...
Mobile Threat Blog Posts | Appthority

Mobile security: Enterprise data via mobile is the next frontier for cyber criminals

| | app-security, Data Privacy, eavesdropper, enterprise app risks, enterprise mobile security, enterprise mobile threats, Hackers, HospitalGown, Malware, mitm, Mobile Security, Mobile Security Insights, Mobile Security Tips, Ransom, sensitive data, Uber, Vulnerabilities
2018 will be the year cyber criminals focus on enterprise mobile security weak spots, exploiting them to harvest sensitive information. All organizations face new security challenges as their workers increasingly go mobile ...
Mobile Threat Blog Posts | Appthority
Mapping GDPR data security requirements to Imperva solutions

Data Security Solutions for GDPR Compliance

| | breach detection, Compliance, cross border data transfer, Data Breach Notification, Data Classification, Data Discovery, data masking, Data Minimization, Data Privacy, data protection, Data Security, database activity monitoring, database vulnerability assessment, GDPR, General Data Protection Regulation, pseudonymization, security bloggers network, security of processing, sensitive data
Enforcement of the new EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) adopted in 2016 starts on May 25, 2018. It requires all organizations that do any business in the EU or that collect ...
Blog | Imperva
Corporate Executives, Customers at Odds on Cybersecurity

Corporate Executives, Customers at Odds on Cybersecurity

| | brand reputation, customer data, personally identifiable data, security breach, sensitive data
Because companies accept and store sensitive, personally identifiable consumer customer data, they are responsible for safeguarding it against theft by cybercriminals. This should be common sense. Yet, according to a Ponemon Institute ...