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Security magazine sits down with Dan Amiga, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of Island, to discuss how to find a balance between providing end user privacy and protecting company data.
Creating ethical business practices that focus on data privacy enable organizations to use data responsibly, build customer trust, and meet data protection compliance requirements.
Security professionals can consider strategies other than encryption, such as microsharding, to protect company data in the event of a ransomware attack.
Insider threat peaked to its highest quarterly level to date this year. How can organizations increase security defenses to fight this risk, particularly during the employee termination process?
It’s incumbent on physical security executives to understand how their counterparts may interpret data and view risks to the company based on their experience.
At any given time, data retention laws may be added or altered, so Chief Data Officers (CDOs) need to stay current with retention laws to ensure compliance.