Category: Compliance

Having a reliable IT security and compliance partner helps manage digital communications, data protection, and technology infrastructure so you can keep your business running smoothly and avoid expensive penalties.
By adopting an IT Compliance First strategy, when choosing solutions and vendors, you will identify those that do not comply with your requirements, eliminate them from your selection process, and then select from the rest. It also means evaluating your current solutions and vendors and replacing those that cannot support your compliance requirements.
The repercussions of a ransomware attack aren't limited to just a financial loss, in fact, a ransomware attack can grind your business to a halt and cause severe damage on multiple fronts.
No matter which metrics you analyze, 2019 was a devastating time for data security. The year was a continuation of a disturbing trend that has produced ominous results in four key categories: cost, size, impact, and time. For instance, according to the Ponemon Institute - 2019 Cost of a Data Breach study the cost of a data breach reached $3.92 million, an all-time high and 12% increase in just five years.
Working remotely is rapidly becoming a new standard operating procedure, which is why we've put together a list of 21 best practices to help you maintain a strong security strategy in 2021, regardless of where or how you get your work done.
This document directs planning, preparation and exercises for pandemic disease outbreak over and above the normal business continuity and disaster recovery planning process. The objective is to address the reality that pandemic events can create personnel and technology issues outside the scope of the traditional business continuity disaster recovery planning process, as potentially some, if not the entire, workforce may be unable to come to work for health or personal reasons.
The purpose of this policy is to establish a standard for strong password creation and protection.