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The Top Challenges Faced by CISOs in 2023

CyberSecurity Insiders

As the world continues to face unprecedented cyber threats, Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) are facing a growing number of challenges in their roles. In 2023, these challenges are likely to increase, and CISOs will have to be well-equipped to overcome them. Failure to do so can result in hefty fines and penalties.

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‘Incompetent’ FCC Fiddles With Data Breach Rules

Security Boulevard

The post ‘Incompetent’ FCC Fiddles With Data Breach Rules appeared first on Security Boulevard. FCC FAIL: While Rome burns, Federal Communications Commission is once again behind the curve.

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7 Innovative Ideas That Protect Data Privacy

Security Boulevard

Due to the rise in data breach incidents in the last few years, businesses have grown increased privacy concerns over securing customer data. Thus, individuals and businesses now look for newer methods of securing their data. The post 7 Innovative Ideas That Protect Data Privacy appeared first on CCSI.

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Shadow IT Cost: Data Breach, Lost Contract

SecureWorld News

Will your organization someday lose a multi-million dollar contract because of a Shadow IT-related data breach? This comes after the company, Insight Global, announced a data breach impacting more than 70,000 Pennsylvania residents and their diagnosis or exposure to COVID-19. Reaction to this Shadow IT data breach.

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The Resurgence of Zero Trust: Why it’s Essential for CISOs and CIOs to Include in Their Strategy

CyberSecurity Insiders

Thirdly, data privacy concerns and increasing regulatory requirements have contributed to the resurgence of zero trust. There is increased pressure on organizations to protect sensitive data and comply with regulations such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

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Uber Guilty Verdict Raises Security Stakes for CSOs

eSecurity Planet

In a case that ups the stakes for CSOs dealing with data breaches, former Uber chief security officer Joe Sullivan was found guilty by a federal jury earlier this week of obstructing justice and of misprision (concealing) of a felony in connection with his coverup of a 2016 breach. United States Attorney Stephanie M.

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BreachRx Gets $6.5 Million to Automate Security Incident Response

Security Boulevard

A six-year-old company that is building a platform and portfolio of tools aimed at automating organizations’ responses to data breaches and protecting executives from personal liability is getting $6.5 The post BreachRx Gets $6.5 Million to Automate Security Incident Response appeared first on Security Boulevard.