Enterprise Security Tech

Data privacy has drastically changed in the past year. Massive regulation fines were served and privacy culture rapidly evolved during the COVID-19 pandemic. We asked cybersecurity and data privacy experts for their take on the state of data privacy and what we should expect in the year ahead in this expert insights series for #DataPrivacyDay 2021. In this feature Q&A we sat down with two experts from Trustwave, a leader in managed threat detection and response. Nick Ellsmore

This is part of a running series on #DataPrivacyDay. Joe Sechman, Associate VP of Product Research and Development, Bishop Fox: "Data privacy" is a fundamental concept familiar to novice and experienced security professionals alike. However, while the concept may initially appear self-explanatory, apps, services, and businesses are attempting to collect and use your personal information more than ever before. The stakes of failing to protect your own data or that of your cust

This is part of a running series on #DataPrivacyDay. Charles Herring, CTO at WitFoo: "2020 started with a rapid movement of work from home and ended with a pervasive supply chain attack. As we look at challenges facing the craft of cybersecurity operations in 2021, the two primary difficulties meeting us are degraded human factors and stringent vendor management requirements. The mental health impact of the COVID-19 protocols is still being inventoried. It is too soon to kn

This is part of a running series on #DataPrivacyDay. Jeff Hussey, President, CEO and Co-Founder of Tempered Network: "On Data Privacy Day 2021, organizations have never been less secure from an ever-expanding list of cybersecurity threats and attack vectors. The sophistication of malware and the vulnerabilities of ever increasingly complex systems comes at a time when the once secure perimeters of enterprise organizations are dissolving and more and more smart devices are bec