In prior blogs, we discussed the rise of data privacy regulations across all industries and how it has been challenging for organizations to stay on top of the varying and conflicting requirements. In this blog, we take a look at New York’s law – 23 NYCRR 500 – that has a high impact on the…
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The Breaches Just Keep Coming (and So Do the Ramifications) Recent high-profile data breaches prove that the problem is getting worse, not better. If traditional security tools and approaches aren’t working, what can companies do to protect themselves from the next data security breach? The Breaches Just Keep Coming (and So Do the Data Breach…
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Not All Security Incidents Are Created Equal With all the intrusion alerts received in a day in some cases up to 5,000 a day–it is important for companies to quickly determine the answer to one important question: what exactly is an intrusion that should be investigated? And more important, what can organizations do to improve…
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Meeting Compliance Requirements of Data Privacy Regulations Is Becoming a Growing Concern for the Legal Community (In A Good Way) CSPi has been hosting and attending so many great cyber-security events recently. For example, we recently partnered with Cisco to lead three successful security seminars, exhibited at SecureWorld Boston, and co-hosted a great security happy…
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When it comes to data breaches, we seem to have settled into a pattern where each year passes the previous year’s record for total number of breaches. This year-over-year growth is great when it comes to stock performance or portfolio growth, but it’s extremely challenging in the world of corporate security. Unfortunately, this trend shows…
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In our most recent blog post, we touched upon the difficulties of building security features into applications during the development process as well as how it can be delayed or even overlooked. But as we also mentioned, it doesn’t change the fact that application security and protecting the data used by those applications is critical…
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If you are a James Bond fan, you will likely remember that Spectre was an archenemy of 007, and in true Bond fashion, 007 successfully saved the world from the world-ending plot Spectre had planned. Therefore, it is quite fitting that Spectre and Meltdown are named for what are likely the worst and most pervasive…
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Once considered cutting-edge, agile DevOps approach is now recognized by organizations seeking to deliver applications faster and with fewer operations issues. The industry results speak for themselves — a 2016 State of DevOps Report showed that organizations that adhere strongly to agile DevOps spend 29 percent more time on new work (e.g., new features and…
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This article is a follow-up from my first blog from September 6. In that article, I reviewed NSX and all of the announcements related to it from VMworld 2017. It really is being set up to become VMware’s hallmark product over the next few years, and overall, VMware has done a very good job with…
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Austin is a fun place to visit, in part because there is so much going on. While that’s not necessarily news to people who already know Austin, it was even more interesting this week due to the Channel Partners Evolution conference, especially to channel professionals who like to hear a good story. I was in…
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