Answering Your Top GDPR Questions: A Q&A with Data Security Experts
Digital Guardian’s Bill Bradley and Boldon James CEO Martin Sugden answer your top questions regarding GDPR compliance to get you ready for the May 2018 live-date.
Digital Guardian’s Bill Bradley and Boldon James CEO Martin Sugden answer your top questions regarding GDPR compliance to get you ready for the May 2018 live-date.
A study by the firm CGI and Oxford Economics finds that share prices of breached firms drop by an average of 1.8% following a severe breach – and the hit is often permanent.
Gartner’s Critical Capabilities for Enterprise DLP report is here and we’re excited to be ranked #1 in IP protection for the third consecutive time.
Botnets have been a serious problem on the web for more than 15 years, and as the network has changed, botnet operators have had to adapt in order to continue making money. While launching DDoS attacks on demand once was the main revenue stream for these cybercriminals, things have changed in recent years to include the paid installation of ransomware, banking trojans, and other types of malware.
Botnets have been a serious problem on the web for more than 15 years, and as the network has changed, botnet operators have had to adapt in order to continue making money. While launching DDoS attacks on demand once was the main revenue stream for these cybercriminals, things have changed in recent years to include the paid installation of ransomware, banking trojans, and other types of malware.
GDPR enforcement started last year, bringing with it some key changes for enterprise data protection efforts around the world.
GDPR enforcement started last year, bringing with it some key changes for enterprise data protection efforts around the world.
GDPR enforcement started last year, bringing with it some key changes for enterprise data protection efforts around the world.
Here’s a look at the ten biggest data breaches impacting federal and state governments in the U.S.
On the eve of a high-profile meeting between China’s President Xi Jinping and U.S. President Donald Trump, a new report underscores the continued scourge of Chinese spying on- and theft from U.S. firms.