3 Healthcare Data Protection Tips
The healthcare sector is among the worst affected by data breaches on a global level. Collecting extremely sensitive – and therefore very valuable – data and storing it on at times outdated systems, healthcare…
How to Securely Use USB Flash Drives
USB storage devices have long been a plague to companies’ data security. Since 2008 when a malware-infected USB flash drive caused the worst breach of US military computers in history, organizations have become more aware…
5 Reasons to Hire a CPO
In the last ten years, digitalization efforts have made data a fundamental part of business operations across all industries. As companies began collecting more and more data, the number of data breaches that exposed the…
3 Data Protection Tips for Insurance Companies
Due to the sensitive nature of the data they collect, insurance companies are subject to strict data protection regulations, often more so than other businesses. Under the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR),…
How to Protect Your Data?
In 2021 data protection is no longer an option. Companies can’t ignore mitigating the risk of targeted or accidental data leaks or hope they won’t suffer a data breach.
The number of cyberattacks is increasing every year,…
The CCPA is Now in Effect
As of 1 January 2020, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is in force and companies hoping they would be granted a further six months of respite from enforcement while final regulations are being promulgated, might…
Data Protection Legislation around the World in 2020
2020 is set to become a momentous year for data protection laws around the globe, with the enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) likely to grab headlines and set the tone for further US legislation at state…
3 Steps to Protect Intellectual Property
Intellectual Property (IP) is one of the most critical assets organizations have, and, in order to protect it, they need a coherent cybersecurity strategy.
Intellectual property comes in various formats, including business…
The 2019 DLP Retrospective
2019 was a dark one for data protection the world over. The number of data breaches spiked dramatically: the 5,183 that were reported exposed 7.9 billion records in the first nine months of 2019, with Risk Based Security researchers…
Endpoint Protector’s Year in Review: Celebrating the events of 2019
2019 was an eventful and busy year for us with lots of events. The Endpoint Protector team and our partners were busy on the road attending conferences and expos.
We love these opportunities as we can connect with our existing…
The Cost of a Data Breach at the End of 2019
In the last six years, the global average cost of a data breach has grown by 12%, totaling $3.92 million/breach in 2019 according to this year’s Cost of a Data Breach Report released by the Ponemon Institute and IBM Security.…
The Rising Importance of Chief Privacy Officers
Over 100 countries around the world have adopted some form of data protection and privacy legislation according to UNCTD. Spearheaded by the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a new wave of privacy laws is holding…
What’s New in Endpoint Protector 5.2.0.7
Endpoint Protector 5.2.0.7 is out and this time we’ve focused on implementing some of the most requested customer enhancements to improve overall performance and the user experience. This article lists the most important…
3 Data Protection Tips for Educational Institutions
Schools and higher education institutions are a data goldmine, often collecting more sensitive information about their prospective and enrolled students, alumni and employees, than private companies do about their…
Keeping Data Secure during Black Friday
Black Friday has become one of the most profitable retail days of the year with businesses around the world rushing to adopt it as a way to boost seasonal sales. While discounts are available both in stores and online, the digital…
All You Need to Know About Nevada’s Updated Privacy Law
The Nevada Privacy of Information Collected on the Internet from Consumers Act (NPICICA) came into effect in 2017, introducing privacy notices for companies that run websites and online services that collect certain personal…
3 Data Protection Tips for Banking and Financial Services
Banks, credit unions, and other financial services companies collect and process huge amounts of sensitive data on a daily basis, making them prime targets for cybersecurity risks and data loss from cyber criminals; highlighting…
CCPA Update: Latest Amendments and Draft Regulations
On 10 October 2019, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra released the first set of proposed regulations under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) to the public. One day later, Governor Gavin Newsom signed…
3 Tips to Stay Ahead of Changing Data Privacy Laws
Keeping on top of constant regulatory changes can sometimes feel like a losing battle; however, there are some strategies companies can implement to ensure they stay compliant.
We are currently witnessing an unprecedented…
5 Ways Endpoint Protector Helps with MPA Best Practices
Leaked content can be a significant financial blow for companies operating in the entertainment industry, especially when it comes to highly anticipated releases. In recent years, after a series of high profile data breaches,…
How to Protect Data in Motion
Data in motion is exposed to many risks; as data travels, both inside and outside the company, it can easily fall into the wrong hands.
Data has grown into one of the most important assets organizations possess. Losing intellectual…
3 Data Protection Tips for the Hospitality Industry
The hospitality industry is one of the most vulnerable sectors in the world when it comes to data protection. Collecting large amounts of sensitive data on a regular basis, it often lacks the cybersecurity frameworks companies…
The State of Insider Threats in 2019
Whether insiders or outsiders pose a greater cybersecurity threat is a matter of ongoing debate. However, recent or recently discovered data breaches prove that insider threats have become a major concern for companies…
A Guide to NESA IAS Compliance
The National Electronic Security Authority (NESA) was established in 2012 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the first federal authority responsible for innovating cybersecurity in the country. As part of its mandate,…
