Has Reasonable Security Finally Been Defined for Privacy Laws? My bottom line remains that data privacy laws must become more prescriptive...

The key to successful digital transformation - the move away from the complexity and costs of individual corporate data centers to complete cloud adoption

Corporate data is accumulating at an unprecedented rate. Learn why data minimization policies are a key requirement for effective cybersecurity.

Discover whether the Wawa data breach settlement helped to finally define "reasonable security" for data protection and US privacy laws.

According to a recent 2022 survey published by the MER organization, the number one business driver for information governance initiatives is data security

Recently, Apple left the State Privacy and Security Coalition expressing concerns the organization doesn't go far enough to protect users’ PII.

A new survey from Archive360 has revealed the top four barriers for tech executives migrating legacy application data to the cloud.

Proactively employ data security capabilities and safe harbor cybersecurity practices to mitigate the impact and lower your cost when a PII data breach occurs.

Understand the complexities of US state data privacy laws and the concern behind the "reasonable security" practices that they require.

Mimecast, an email archiving company, was successfully attacked by a cyber-hacker compromising approximately 10% of the company’s customers.

Can ransomware infect encrypted data backups and cloud-based storage? Learn how to ransomware-proof your data archives and information repositories.

Data collection, processing, and culling all contribute to eDiscovery costs. Learn how information management can reduce your company's eDiscovery spend.

Learn more about legacy application retirement and decommissioning of legacy applications while still maintaining eDiscovery and regulatory requirements.

In its Schrems II ruling, the CJEU invalidated the Privacy Shield and many experts suggest that SCCs could be next. Find out what this means for your company.

Learn how the Lawful Access to Encrypted Data Act and 3rd-party cloud storage make it easier for the government to obtain companies' data.

Unlike the EU’s GDPR, the CCPA includes a surprising provision that requires a company to be able to “look-back” 12 months from the law’s effective date.