Tag: Internet of Things (IoT)

Why It’s Time for a Next-Gen Solution As organizations’ computing infrastructure expands, legacy asset management systems are becoming inadequate. To keep pace with this technological change – and remain compliant – companies must adopt a next-generation approach. Mark Gaydos of Nlyte discusses. Imagine being charged by your cable company for ...

Cyberattacks cause great harm to the business world due to their evolving nature, and it is expected that cyberattacks will cost businesses $6 trillion worldwide next year. Keepnet Labs reveals its latest research on the most vulnerable sectors and internal departments affected by cyberattacks. While cyber attackers chase down system ...

Provides critical solutions for the work-from-anywhere environment to address massive shifts in operational models, changed IT ecosystems and technology sprawl San Francisco, California (March 9, 2021) – Businesses need ready access and a single source of truth to provide accurate, real-time data for IT infrastructure to support a work-from-home, in-office ...

IoT risk management and security don’t seem to get the attention they deserve until there’s a data breach. KnowBe4’s James McQuiggan discusses the often-overlooked cyber risk associated with using IoT devices and what organizations can do to protect themselves. Thinking back a few weeks ago to a family movie I ...

Cyberattacks on connected devices continue at a rapid pace, and regulators are well aware of this fact. Access Partnerships’ Maria Zervaki discusses the past year of regulations surrounding the internet of things, as well as predicted upcoming topics in IoT regulation. Although it’s already two decades old, the internet of ...

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is coming, and organizations must bolster their internal audit and compliance functions now to keep pace and minimize risk.

Third-Party Risk Factors Require More Board Level Attention on IoT Security Santa Fe, NM (May 7, 2019) – The Santa Fe Group, authorities in risk management and the managing agent of the Shared Assessments Program today released the results of the Third Annual Ponemon Institute’s study on Third-Party Risk for the Internet ...

From Google's GDPR violation to data breaches happening just hours after the new year, 2019 is off to a crazy start, especially for risk managers. In anticipation of the months ahead, LogicGate CEO Matt Kunkel predicts what GRC professionals should be prepared for in 2019.  There’s no doubt risk managers ...

3 Emerging Areas of Concern Information Security Forum recently released "Top Emerging Threats for 2019," an annual outlook on the top global security threats businesses may face in the coming year. ISF’s Steve Durbin provides insight into some of the most pressing threats organizations should be aware of. It’s that ...

In the fast-moving world of cybersecurity, predicting the full threat landscape is near impossible. But it is possible to extrapolate major risks in the coming months based on trends and events of last year. FTI Consulting's Anthony J. Ferrante outlines what organizations must be aware of to be prepared. In ...

With 2019 planning on the horizon, audit teams are beginning to consider external factors that threaten to disrupt the success of their organization’s key objectives. Gartner’s Malcolm Murray, Rafael Go and Leslee McKnight analyze 11 key risks, connected by four major risk themes, that can help audit teams more effectively ...

Key Considerations to Facilitate Smooth M&As As the list of cybersecurity breaches grows daily and headlines grow more shocking – think Home Depot, Target, Anthem, Yahoo!, WannaCry – the importance of cybersecurity in M&A due diligence has correspondingly increased. Do you want to purchase a company that’s been compromised? How ...