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Breach reporting has changed over the past year following the conviction of former Uber CSO Joe Sullivan for actively taking steps to hide a 2016 data breach.

The embrace of new technologies and the roll out of a seemingly endless stream of new digital services are making it difficult for compliance teams to adjust their policies and procedures accordingly. 

Jordan Lippel, Vice President of Sales at ECAMSECURE, discusses how security professionals can stay updated regarding integration of automation and AI into their security operations.

In part two of the Security Program Design series, security leader J. Nicole McDargh breaks down the steps to developing an effective security program.

In the wake of budget cuts and economic uncertainties, recent findings highlight a promising trend: cybersecurity budgets are on the rise once again.

It's no longer enough to manage structured data. Enterprise security teams need to control access to all data — no matter where it lives.

Jim Barkdoll, CEO at Axiomatics, discusses what initiatives or strategies organizations can utilize to build or maintain an impactful culture in a remote work environment, and more.

According to a report, a majority of IT security leaders say that stress has caused them and others to make errors that led to data breaches.

While compliance can feel like a burden that stifles innovation, it can also serve as a roadmap to better security, improved governance and shared accountability.

In response to data privacy regulations and cybersecurity threats, organizations have to reexamine their data policies and rein in how data is accessed, processed, analyzed and shared.