This year’s study reveals the increasing risk of noncompliance with new global privacy and data protection regulations. Another important trend over the past three years is IT security’s continuing loss of control over cloud security practices and budget.

This report asks the question, “The US Government is beginning the migration to cloud services with FedRAMP providers and other dedicated resources – what’s the best approach for your agency?”

This report takes a look at Cloud Security Gateways and asks important questions that lead to proper vendor assesment.

This article is fourth in a five-part series developed by Dr. Edward Amoroso in conjunction with the mobile security team from Blue Cedar. The article provides an overview of how mobile app security can be achieved through the technique of code injection.

This report presents the results of a survey run by ESG and commissioned by Seclore. They analyze information related to data, data security, and collaboration.

In partnership with the Information Security Community, Bitglass surveyed over 570 cybersecurity and IT professionals to learn how organizations are approaching cloud security. Read on to learn about the state of traditional tools, security measures IT leaders are taking, and cloud priorities for 2018.

From the report, “CipherCloud enables organizations to embrace cloud applications by protecting critical data going into the cloud. This approach has been adopted by millions of users in multiple industries, such as healthcare, banking and finance, telecommunications and government, across the globe. This report gathers insight from CipherCloud’s installed base and provides analysis on how enterprises approach cloud security and data protection.”

This IDC perspective proposes that corporations should reconsider how they think about data in order to improve how it can be secured.

While a data loss incident can be a disaster for an organization’s reputation, there is now a new imperative around inbound information as well. Unwanted data acquisition can create problems just as much as data leaving the organization. There are a couple of scenarios which should be considered. Read this paper to know more.

This paper provides a simple summary of Endpoint Management and why it is necessary and helpful.

This paper talks about what the next evolution of Data Loss Prevention technology means for business collaboration and productivity.

This report is based on a survey that sought to see how organizations were protecting their data.

This white paper tackles the subject of how outsourced labor can cause cybersecurity risk.

This white paper presents the key best practices for law firms of all sizes that want to to enable cloud-based file sharing while protecting sensitive data.

This paper takes a look at the GDPR and asks if your organization is ready for it.

This report provides a discussion about the best practices for Email encryption.

This paper provides insight into specific fines that will occurr due to the GDPR.

From the report, “The perpetually expanding volume and propagation of the unstructured data being stored and used by organizations is making information increasingly difficult to secure. Security and risk management leaders who implement data classification technologies will greatly enhance their chances of success.”

The objective of this report is to provide an understanding into how companies are approaching the challenges of evolving database ecosystems though cloud and big data initiatives. And to understand what steps organizations are taking to ensure greater security and compliance with their databases.

This report provides an analysis of TPM Genie. TPM Genie is a serial bus interposer which has been designed to aid in the security research of Trusted Platform Module hardware. The tool demonstrates that a man-in- the-middle on the TPM serial bus can undermine many of the stated purposes of the TPM such as measured boot, remote attestation, sealed storage, and the hardware random number generator.

The purpose of this research is to examine how the use of encryption has evolved over the past 11 years and the impact of this technology on the security posture of organizations. The first encryption trends study was conducted in 2005 for a US sample of respondents.3 Since then we have expanded the scope of the research to include respondents in all regions of the world.