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How can companies update their cybersecurity strategy in 2022 to prevent data compromise and stay away from a data breach? 

In the latest The Security Podcasts episode, Tom Thimot, CEO of authID.ai, offers a unique perspective on the concerns raised around ID.me’s technology, where they went wrong with the IRS, and the drawbacks of facial recognition technology. 

For improved healthcare cybersecurity, NIST has released an updated draft of the HIPAA security rule guidance. 

The new TSA security directive takes a performance-based approach to enhancing cybersecurity for pipeline owners and operators. 

While businesses have taken risk management into the digital age, morphing governance, risk and compliance into digital risk management (DRM), many organizations missed one vital component of DRM — namely, compliance as a code. 

To prepare for potential effects of the Roe v Wade reversal, healthcare facilities and security teams should take the necessary steps to best protect the safety and security of patients and healthcare professionals.

T-Mobile has agreed to pay $350 million to customers affected by a data breach, in an effort to settle a class action lawsuit. 

A persistent “eye in the sky” that supports security and safety seems to be a prudent step as we mature our ability to “get ahead” of events, like the tragic Astro World concert or the July 4th shooting in Illinois, that may cause injury or death.

Cybercriminals have started to use messaging apps like Discord and Telegram to spread malware, according to Intel 471 security research. 

When it comes to compliance and data privacy, ignorance is not bliss. Today’s businesses must be aware of the regulations that govern them or risk incurring significant, potentially crippling penalties.