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The PCI Security Standards Council (PCI SSC) is pleased to welcome its newest team member, Emily Wilder, Director, Training Programs. As Director, Training Programs, Emily serves as the primary liaison to oversee the Council’s training…
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Security leaders often feel prepared for a major cyber incident, but performance data shows a different reality. Teams continue to miss key steps during practice scenarios, and the gap between confidence and capability keeps growing. Findings from Imme…
When employees stop falling for phishing emails, it is rarely luck. A new study shows that steady, mandatory phishing training can cut risky behavior over time. After one year of continuous simulations and follow-up lessons, employees were half as like…
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In this Help Net Security video, Jacob Martens, Field CISO at Upwind Security, explores one of cybersecurity’s most enduring challenges: the human factor behind breaches. Despite advances in technology, most attacks still begin with people, not code. H…
Most GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) breaches arise from everyday slip-ups, such as missing DSAR (data subject access request) deadlines, picking the wrong lawful basis for processing, failing to enforce retention periods, keeping inadequate records or misreporting incidents. However, fall short of your compliance obligations – for whatever reason – and you face complaints, investigations, reputational harm, legal action and regulatory enforcement, including fines of up to £17.5 million under the UK GDPR or €20 million under the EU GDPR, or 4% of your annual global turnover – whichever is greater. This blog post sets out five common GDPR compliance
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Most ISMS (information security management system) implementation projects don’t fail because of ISO 27001 itself but because of poor planning and execution. Achieving certification to the Standard requires more than policies and procedures: it demands leadership, integration and discipline across the business. Without them, projects stall, resources are wasted and certification is delayed or, worse, unattainable at all. This blog post discusses five of the most common pitfalls organisations face when implementing ISO 27001 – and explains how to avoid them. Pitfall 1 – Poor scoping One of the most frequent mistakes is failing to define the scope of the
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