Congress' sweeping privacy bill was stopped in its tracks, CISA's own tool was targeted in a January breach, concerns are arising over open-source code, & more. Read more about all these stories in this week's Friday Five.

Personal Identifiable Information (PII) is any information that can be used to identify a specific individual. Learn more in this week's blog.

As the war to secure critical infrastructure wages on, new threats are appearing for remote workers, the federal government is cracking down on threats to AI, and more. Catch up on it all in this week's Friday Five!

The goal of design rights is that others will be prevented from copying or using the look of your product. Learn how they differ from patents and the benefits of registering design rights to protect your IP in this week's blog.

In this week's Friday Five, read about the good and bad news regarding government-targeted cyberattacks, Microsoft President Brad Smith's recent testimony in front of Congress, a vishing campaign impersonating CISA staff, & more.

Implementing risk taxonomy at your organization can help break down risks into categories and manage potential threats. Learn how it works and the steps required to create risk taxonomy in today's blog.

The idea behind data access control is ensuring that only authorized individuals have access to certain data in a network or database. Learn more about data access control and why it matters for nearly every organization in this new blog.

While this past week brought good and bad news in the world of ransomware, agencies and lawmakers are fighting to keep up with evolving cybercrime trends. Catch up on these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.

Why is performing a data risk assessment key for today's businesses? Learn how to carry out a data risk assessment, along with the key benefits of doing so, in this blog.

Catch up on the ongoing fight against cybercrime platforms, ransomware and other malware, updated compliance rules for healthcare organizations, and more — all in this week's Friday Five.

Data control refers to the management and governance of data to ensure data quality, data privacy, and data security. Learn more about what goes into data control in this blog.

This past week's headlines were led by stories on upcoming regulatory improvements, why organizations are still struggling to keep up with them, the possibility of a new Cyber Force, and more. Learn all you need to know in this week's Friday Five.

In this blog post, we break down the deployment options, functionalities, and supported platforms of Apex One data loss prevention and how it compares to Digital Guardian's DLP offering.

This past week, BreachForums was taken down for a second time, an Arizona woman was arrested for her role in a North Korean remote work scheme, CISA and the NIST released new guidance, and more. Catch up on all the latest news in this week's Friday Five.

Audit log best practices include defining clear log policies, regularly reviewing logs, and maintaining the integrity and use of management tools. Learn more audit best practices in today's blog.

As more insights continue to be unveiled from Verizon's DBIR report and a recently released report from the ONCD, governments and organizations are fighting to keep up with evolving threats. Get up to speed on these stories, the unmasking of LockBit's top admin, and more in this week's Friday Five.

Code hardening secures a system by minimizing vulnerability points where unauthorized access may occur, safeguarding data entry and extraction points.

Data risk management refers to the process through which an organization identifies, assesses, and mitigates data-related risks. Learn more about data risk management and some of the best data risk management practices in this blog.

Verizon's annual Data Breach Investigations Report topped this past week's headlines. Read about their findings, more on the fight to secure critical infrastructure, a malware threat impacting at-home workers, and more in this week's Friday Five.

Code protection refers to the measures and strategies used to secure and safeguard source code from unauthorized access, theft, and misuse.