SEC Looks to Tamp Down Credential Stuffing
The SEC's compliance arm is encouraging banks and financial institutions to remain vigilant in the face of an uptick in credential stuffing attacks.
The Industry’s Only SaaS-Delivered Enterprise DLP
Our unique approach to DLP allows for quick deployment and on-demand scalability, while providing full data visibility and no-compromise protection.
No-Compromise Data Protection is:
- Cloud-Delivered
- Cross Platform
- Flexible Controls
DATAINSIDER
Digital Guardian's Blog
Georgia Clinic Pays $1.5M to Settle HIPAA Noncompliance
An investigation by HHS OCR at this clinic uncovered "longstanding, systemic noncompliance with the HIPAA Privacy and Security Rules."
The Top Tips for IP Protection for Manufacturing Firms
With industrial espionage on the rise, we asked 24 manufacturing experts the best ways to protect intellectual property at manufacturing firms.
Data Privacy Legislation in California Keeps Moving Forward
Bills that would regulate the sharing of genetic data and carve out coverage in the CCPA of some HIPAA data are close to being laws in California.
Researcher Pleads Guilty to Scientific Trade Secret Theft
The researcher worked for the hospital for 10 years but acknowledged last month that and her husband stole its data and used it to launch two companies, one in China, one in the US.
NYDFS Charges First Company for Violating Its Cybersecurity Regulation
NYDFS made its first enforcement action around its Cybersecurity Regulation, 23 NYCRR 500, alleging errors and deficient controls led to a breach at an insurance company.
Fed Offers Guidance on Curbing Synthetic Identity Fraud
The Federal Reserve shared insights around mitigating synthetic identity fraud, one of the quickest growing financial threats, this week.
Email Error Leads to Exposed PHI of 11,500 Patients
A health plan recently disclosed a data breach of 11,500 patients that was triggered by an email mistake.
PCI SSC Releases New Standard to Secure Devices
A new update to PCI requirements is designed to keep pace with the evolving financial threat environment.
Food Companies Spar Over Stolen Trade Secrets Claim
In a new lawsuit, a candy bar company is alleging a former employee downloaded more than 6,000 files involving its trade secrets, strategies, and market insights, before leaving to join a competitor.
SUBSCRIBE
Get email updates with the latestfrom the Digital Guardian Blog
Thank you for subscribing!