Sheila Jambekar, Chief Privacy Officer at Plaid, and Michael Phillips, Cyber Practice Leader, USA at CFC, discuss the human element at the forefront of security innovations and policies.
by Nikhil Chawla
The goal of this conversation is to frame privacy risk from a legal/regulatory perspective as well as an operational (privacy engineering) perspective. As security leaders we need to understand that privacy is more than checking a set of compliance boxes. It includes concepts like “privacy by design.” Those ideas embody the regulatory/compliance requirements as specifications to be engineered in to systems. The goal is to create systems that enable “privacy by default.”
EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW A worldwide IT outage has impacted airlines, banks, broadcasters, and other sectors. The problem stems from a recent CrowdStrike update, leading to extensive system crashes and “Blue Screens of Death” (BSODs) on computers equipped with CrowdStrike security sensors [1]. TIMELINE Approx. 05:20 (UTC), CrowdStrike issued a public advisory acknowledging widespread reports of BSODs […]
SAN FRANCISCO, CA, July 1, 2024 – Resilience, the leading cyber risk solution company, has doubled the cyber insurance limits it can offer to clients in the US to $20 million per client. This announcement follows the launch of new features and capabilities that enable enterprises to continuously manage the mitigation and transfer of cyber […]
You’re a CISO, bombarded from all sides. New vulnerabilities emerge daily, vendors tout countless security solutions, and your inbox overflows with security alerts. Your skilled analysts are stretched thin, struggling to keep pace with the ever-evolving threat landscape. How do you make sense of it all? How do you prioritize investments, allocate resources, and make […]
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