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Natascha Gerlach is the new Director of EU Privacy and Data Policy at The Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL), where she will focus on a wide range of privacy and data policy-related topics.
How can organizations best leverage a data-centric approach to ensure data privacy and compliance? John Wilson, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at HaystackID, offers some tips.
Security professionals can follow four tips to ensuring organizational data privacy, including interdepartmental communication, security training, and data management.
Jen Easterly, Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) announced the appointment of the first 23 members of the Agency’s new Cybersecurity Advisory Committee, a group that will advise and provide recommendations to the Director on policies, programs, planning, and training to enhance the nation’s cyber defense.
Security awareness should be an ongoing campaign, not just an event. That campaign, just like any marketing campaign, starts with a thorough understanding of the target audience — the people you wish to influence to adapt security best practices.
Artificial intelligence-enabled video surveillance is being used to streamline field-level operations and manage healthcare facilities in a cost-effective way, while adding a layer of security and safety.
Smart video surveillance with artificial intelligence-enabled analytics can allow security leaders to gain efficiencies in response times, investigations and incident detection across healthcare organizations, all while protecting privacy and reducing false alarms.
Enterprises and security vendors alike need to better understand how privacy improvements affect the way companies ascertain which traffic is human and which is fake, and thus the impact it has on stopping online fraud.