Catch up on all of this past week's headlines, including changes coming to water system cyber standards and personal data purchasing power, a familiar, yet updated malware threat, and more.

Data sanitization is the irreversible and permanent elimination of sensitive data from a storage device, rendering it unrecoverable or reconstructable.

Cybersecurity has become more critical than ever, with data protection being at the top of organizations' minds. Enter Secure Service Edge (SSE). Read on to learn more about the fundamentals of SSE, its key components, and how it can enhance organizations' data protection strategies.

The fallout of two major cyberattacks and the possibility of a federal data privacy bill took this past week's headlines by storm. Read about these stories and more all in this week's Friday Five.

Intellectual property risks refer to potential threats related to a company's IP, including patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets.

This past week, new cyber resources were shared for at-risk organizations, open source groups announced the development of new cyber standards, a new malware campaign leveraging Google Ads was called out, and more. Get up to speed with these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.

Today, companies need to demonstrate that they're making a “best effort” to manage the data they oversee; Digital Guardian's new SSE solution provides the information needed to manage data loss risk.

Too many cloud apps? Digital Guardian Secure Service Edge (SSE) can help organizations better understand and manage unstructured cloud sprawl.

While research suggests cybersecurity measures are mitigating Zero Day threats more effectively, threat actors are getting better at exploiting the threats that remain. Meanwhile, cyber threats related to AI continue to emerge, and CISA is refining its incident reporting requirements. Get up to speed on these stories and more in this week's Friday Five.

Code obfuscation involves modifying software code to enhance complexity, reducing readability to deter understanding and analysis.

More warnings about attacks against U.S. critical infrastructure surfaced this past week, along with global and domestic AI roadmaps, a new bill to protect Americans' data privacy, and more. Catch up on it all in this week's Friday Five.

Complying with International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) is key for U.S. government, manufacturers, exporters, and brokers of defense data. Learn how ITAR compliance works and what's regulated in this blog.

Data residency refers to the physical or geographical location where an organization's data is stored to servers, databases, or data centers. Learn more about data residency in today's blog.

This past week's InfoSec headlines were dominated by a high-profile, Kremlin-backed cyberattack, CISA and the OMB's new attestation form, the so-called "TikTok Bill," and more. Catch up on all the latest in this week's Friday Five!

Data auditing is the process of conducting a thorough review and analysis of a company's data to ensure its accuracy, consistency, and security. Learn more about why your organization needs to carry out data auditing in today's blog.

Learn about what a Software as a Service, or SaaS, company is and why it may make sense for your organization in this week’s Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

Enterprise Data Management (EDM) is a comprehensive approach to defining, integrating, and retrieving data in an organization.

Nearly a decade after its initial release, the NIST has made updates to its Cybersecurity Framework. Meanwhile, President Biden issued an executive order this past week to protect Americans' privacy. Catch up on this news and more in this week's Friday Five!

Germany's Bundesdatenschutzgesetz (BDSG) has been around for decades but seen renewed attention over the past few years along with the global uptick in data privacy awareness. Learn about the data protection law and what it requires in today's blog.