Compliance
New Streamlined Ways of Authenticating People Quickly Proving Their Value
Traditional ways of gaining access to an account or information, think usernames and passwords, remain common, but their shortcomings pose liabilities. How do you confirm that people requesting access to…
Security controls how our property is used, who has access to it and what keeps it safe. But what happens to this secure sense of control when property and data…
Shadow IT: The Danger of Open Tech Stacks in Banking
Banking, financial services and insurance companies are in danger—and this danger is lurking at employees’ fingertips. Employees, clients and vendors are wooed daily by unvetted third-party apps that promise to…
CCPA vs GDPR: What’s the Difference?
In 2018, the business world shuddered as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into full force. More shuddering is expected shortly with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) going…
Uniform or Patchwork Privacy Laws? How Your Bank Can Mitigate Cyber Risk
As more state privacy laws come into effect in the US, navigating privacy, data residency and jurisdictional requirements is more complicated than ever for banks and financial institutions with national…
California’s CCPA – What Banks Need to Know
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) goes into effect on January 1, 2020 and enforcement measures are scheduled to start six months later. Banks that do business with the state…
Secure Message Encryption for Large Healthcare Networks
18 per cent of all cybersecurity breaches happen in healthcare. And internal actors—including employees, former employees, contractors and business associates—are the cause for 59 per cent of the breaches in…
Facing the Fax: Why Healthcare is Still Offline
Since the business world entered Industry 4.0, organizations have scrambled to digitize physical assets and integrate them into digital ecosystems. Even though electronic healthcare records are becoming increasingly common, there…
Keeping Electronic Health Records Safe in Transit
Electronic health records aren’t stationary documents that remain protected behind a single wall of defence. They travel between healthcare organizations and third-party business associates frequently and each journey carries the…