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• Women in cybersecurity: How to make conferences more diverse

  The lack of women speaking at security conferences might be representative of the low number of women in cybersecurity, but efforts are finally being made to close the gender gap. Continue Reading

• When does the clock start for GDPR data breach notification?

  As new GDPR data breach notification rules go into effect, companies must be ready to move faster than before. Mimecast's Marc French explains what will change and how to cope. Continue Reading

• What will GDPR data portability mean for enterprises?

  Enforcement of the EU's Global Data Protection Regulation is coming soon. Mimecast's Marc French discusses the big questions about GDPR data portability for enterprises. Continue Reading

• How hard will the GDPR right to be forgotten be to get right?

  Under GDPR, the right to be forgotten is granted to all EU data subjects. Mimecast's Marc French explains why enterprises will need to be careful about how they manage the process. Continue Reading

• Data breach litigation: What enterprises should know

  Data breach litigation can be highly detrimental to an organization that just suffered a major security incident. Find out what kinds of legal action enterprises could face in the event of a data breach. Continue Reading

• What effect does FITARA have on U.S. government cybersecurity?

  FITARA became a law in 2014, but government cybersecurity continues to struggle. Expert Mike O. Villegas discusses the effects of the law.Continue Reading

• Is settling a data breach lawsuit the best option for enterprises?

  In the unfortunate event of a data breach lawsuit, it's often better to settle before the case reaches court. Expert Mike O. Villegas explains why and how CISOs can help.Continue Reading

• Are cybersecurity lawyers necessary for organizations?

  Cybersecurity lawyers can help handle a variety of enterprise security issues, but are they necessary? Expert Mike O. Villegas discusses the potential benefits.Continue Reading

• How encryption legislation could affect enterprises

  The legal battle between the FBI and Apple brought encryption legislation into the public eye, for better or worse. Expert Mike Chapple discusses the effect of this on enterprises.Continue Reading

• Why did Anthem resist government vulnerability assessments?

  Vulnerability assessments are often a requirement for organizations that have suffered a data breach and the assessors' results can be invaluable to protect a business.Continue Reading

• How can companies avoid failing the annual FISMA audit?

  The annual FISMA audit is designed to ensure companies need to have consistent security standards. Here's how to prepare for the audits.Continue Reading

• How to protect corporate data from government surveillance

  News of government surveillance programs is appearing almost daily. Enterprises need to do what they can to protect corporate data from potential eavesdropping -- but how? Expert Kevin Beaver offers some best practices.Continue Reading

• Click fraud to ransomware: Study highlights dangers of malware lifecycle

  New roundup: Sometimes the least of threats -- such as click fraud -- can end up being the bigger issues -- like ransomware. Plus: U.S. Navy won't let go of XP; U.S./China cyber code of conduct; and more!Continue Reading

• Cybersecurity information sharing: Industries join forces

  Industry peers are increasingly focused on disseminating risk and incident information to allow for a collective defense. Is there room for Uncle Sam?Continue Reading

• How enterprises can avoid violating the Stored Communications Act

  The Stored Communications Act can come back to bite companies that fail to wipe personal data from corporate devices. Expert Mike Chapple discusses.Continue Reading