The National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace (NSTIC) envisions widespread, trusted identity exchanges using federated methods that are secure, interoperable, privacy-enhancing and easy to use. Realization of that vision will require companies, agencies and individuals to perform at a new level. The Requirements are our first step towards that goal, by describing a set of functions that parties must be able to fulfill, and a set of criteria for assessing those capabilities.

This whitepaper seeks to provide aid to lawfirms and their need for security compliance with their clients.

Marsh & McLennan Agency surveyed 1,141 executives from small to middle-market organizations across North America, and found that they are clearly concerned about cyber risk — but, by their own admission, they do not have a grasp of how to protect themselves.

This report discusses events of 2017 and lays out trends and predictions for 2018, including the secret of how to fight malware. In this report’s conclusion, they go a little more into detail, but ultimately the secret is “forgetting about” malware. If we focus on fighting malware, the battle is lost before it has begun.

From the report, “Overall, the power of big data analytics is clear, but some fundamental building blocks need to be in place if banks are to unlock that power for commercial benefit.”

This is a recently updated eBook that lays out an action guide for compliance with the EU’s GDPR.

This is a threat advisory for CardCrypt

This quarterly report from Netskope details information gleaned from providing cloud security to their clients.