All Privacy Intelligence articles – Page 13
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WebinarThe Next Step in Privacy Evolution: Maturing Your Privacy Program Through Automation, Intelligence & Governance
With expanding regulations, increased personal data use, and more informed consumers & employees, privacy professionals can no longer rely on manual workflows and out-of-date information to run their privacy programs.
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FeatureMeet the expert: Puja Verma to speak at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk
We are delighted to announce that legal specialist, Puja Verma will be speaking at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk.
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FeatureMeet the expert: André H. Paris to appear at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk
Data privacy and compliance consultant, André H. Paris will be speaking at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk.
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FeatureMeet the Expert: Vincent D’Angelo will speak at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk
We are delighted to announce that digital business expert, Vincent D’Angelo is to speak at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk.
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FeatureMeet the expert: Onur Korucu to speak at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk
A senior GRC, Data Protection and Cyber Security Manager at Avande UK & Ireland, Onur Korucu will be speaking exclusively at PrivSec Focus: Third-Party Risk next week.
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WebinarData Awareness to Data Intelligence: Leveraging the power of automation (LATAM Region)
The increasing number and complexity of privacy laws have been the driving force for organisations to shift focus from tick-the-box compliance exercises to automated privacy solutions.
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WebinarSaaS innovation & data exposure, the shocking truth about your cloud innovation tools
The last 18 months have caused many organisations to re-examine their data security processes and policies. Cloud services are now likely to form a critical part of your operations, with many CISO’s looking out for the next Solar Winds or Log4J that has the potential to compromise their data. Our annual data risk report and latest research carried out by Forrester, unearthed some shocking truths about the state of SaaS data protection in Europe.
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WebinarData Control: How IT and Security leaders are driving innovation in data privacy and governance
Data privacy isn’t just a challenge for your Legal team. IT and Security leaders are spearheading innovation: elevating data control as the key to scalable and future proof privacy compliance, providing the platform to manage risk, and collaborating with marketing and data teams to ensure data supports growth initiatives.
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VideoSanctions and Counter-Sanctions: Limits, scenarios, and impact of the use of Cryptocurrencies in the enforcement of both. Russia-Ukraine case
In the presentation we are going to describe how we should no longer only be concerned about Sanctions lists, but also about measures against these, to the extent that these countermeasures can be positive (inclusion in other lists) or negative (blocking statutes). In addition to that, it will also be addressed how enforcement is possible when payments are made through Crypto.
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NewsBritish Police to hold investigation into Okta hackers following arrests
British police have detained seven individuals in the wake of a hacking campaign conducted by the Lapsus$ cyber group known for hitting big companies such as Microsoft and Okta, City of London Police have announced.
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NewsCyber criminals using underground economies to hit businesses
A new study has shed light on a growing collaborative force among cyber criminals that is leading to increasing online attacks against small-to-medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
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WebinarWait a minute, whose data is that?! Uncovering your biggest data governance, security and privacy risks
In order to establish effective governance, privacy, or security programs, you first need to truly understand your data. What data do you store? Who owns it? Where is it located? Who has access to it? What regulations apply to it? Can you quickly and easily respond to data requests? Without a robust data inventory and understanding these types of questions, there is a limited chance of success achieving any Legal GRC objective.
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NewsState railway network in Italy may have been victim of Russian cyberattack
The Italian railway company, Ferrovie dello Stato Italiane (FS) has announced the potential occurrence of a cyberattack following the temporary failure of some ticket sales services earlier this week.
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NewsRussia hits back over US accusations of cyberattack potential
Moscow has refuted US claims that Russia may be readying itself to unleash a major cyberattack campaign in response to sanctions imposed by Western allies, stating that Russia does not engage in bandit behaviour.
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NewsUS government issues warning over “preparatory” cyberattacks from Russia
A senior official at the White House has said that enterprises in the US that offer critical infrastructure solutions should move to bolster their cybersecurity defences in light of developing Russian web-based threats.
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OpinionPrivSec China: Navigating China’s Privacy and Security Framework
On 15 March 2022 GRC World Forums launched PrivSec China, a one-day livestream experience exploring China’s privacy and security regime.
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WebinarPrivacy Management: The Data-Driven approach to managing risk and automating compliance
Data privacy regulations are becoming more stringent in terms of how data needs to be managed for compliance.
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VideoChoosing a GDPR-Compliant Cloud Service Provider
PrivSec Global will examine the key considerations when choosing a cloud service provider to ensure you don’t fall short of the GDPR’s requirements.
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NewsIndustries prepare for global RegTech growth
New reports forecast that the global Regulation Technology (RegTech) market size is to experience significant growth, surging from 2021’s level of USD $7.6 billion to $19.5 billion by 2026.
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FeatureCan Florida’s Draft Privacy Law Overcome the ‘Private Right of Action’ Problem?
Florida lawmakers are considering two comprehensive state privacy laws this session, one of which includes a “private right of action”. But the state’s House of Representatives rejected similar legislation last year—precisely because it included such a provision.
