Building a Comprehensive Cybersecurity Action Plan!

However, it can cross the line to an invasive spying tool that compromises your data privacy, an ethical dilemma that is a breach of responsibilities for your information security. Companies from all sectors of business face strict regulations surrounding data protection such as GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, and more, so cybersecurity is an essential component of compliance programs. When an organization fails to keep sensitive data safe, it could lead to financial penalties, loss of customer trust, and damage to its reputation as well. In this guide, we will walk through proven data privacy strategies you can implement to ensure compliance, protect sensitive information, and build trust with customers and stakeholders through cybersecurity . What Is Data Privacy? It is the protection of the personal and sensitive information from unauthorized access, use, or disclosure. It does not treat the data itself as fundamentally different from beans or beehives; it focuses on how the data is collected, ...

As many organizations have switched to remote work, cybersecurity has become a top priority when it comes to ensuring that employees can work effectively from the office, home or anywhere else. Additionally, the use of remote work presents specific security challenges as employees access sensitive company data via home networks, personal devices, and cloud-based platforms. Unless adequate precautions are taken, remote setups can become doorways for cybercriminals. This guide emphasizes the basic cybersecurity  steps that remote workers should take regarding sensitive data, devices and how they contribute to their company’s security posture at a high level. The Importance of Cybersecurity for Remote Employees Most home office environments are not governed by the same strict security controls as traditional office environments. Common risks include: Insecure Wi-Fi: Home and public networks enable data interception. PHISHING ATTACKS: Remote workers can be susceptible to phishing attacks ...

Cybersecurity is an evolving field, so the need to stay on top of the threat landscape has never been more important. The consequence of all of this is that just traditional security measures are not enough to deal with advanced and persistent attacks. Ashwin Sharma, Global Head of Cybersecurity and Infrastructure at SAP Organizations now require advanced threat detection systems to detect, analyze, and respond to new cybersecurity threats. This guide discusses how advanced threat detection works, why it is important, and what actions organizations can take to implement a strong system and improve their overall cybersecurity posture. What Is at the Heart of Advanced Threat Detection? ATD (advanced threat detection) is the use of advanced technology and processes to identify sophisticated and often stealthy cyber threats. Examples of such threats can be APTs, zero-day exploits, or multi-vector types of attacks which break through traditional security systems. ATD leverages tools such...