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Trade Secrets and Insider Threats – Levandowski’s Are Everywhere

Trade Secrets and Insider Threats – Levandowski’s Are Everywhere
  • Insider threat has been an issue for many years, but the consequences of these events have a strong and long-term impact on your business. If competitive advantage isn’t enough reason to protect sensitive data, how about the legal costs? The risk posed by insiders is again, in the spotlight as Anthony Levandowski, a founding engineer at Google’s autonomous vehicle project, now known as Waymo after it was spun off in 2016, is convicted and...
  • Insider threat has been an issue for many years, but the consequences of these events have a strong and long-term impact on your business....
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How Can Your Remote Workforce Collaborate Securely?

How Can Your Remote Workforce Collaborate Securely?
  • Never has there been a better litmus test for seeing how agile your business is than responding to a pandemic. A recent survey by leading research firm Gartner confirmed that most businesses will shift some employees to remote work permanently as a result of COVID-19. Even from home, employees need to collaborate securely with colleagues, partners and customers to stay productive and meet deadlines and goals. While video chat and instant messaging lets you...
  • Never has there been a better litmus test for seeing how agile your business is than responding to a pandemic. A recent survey by...
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Collecting Laptops From Terminated Employees? Protect Unstructured Data

Collecting Laptops From Terminated Employees? Protect Unstructured Data
  • I read a Tweet recently from “Accidental CISO” about collecting laptops from terminated employees during the pandemic that I deemed retweetable (if that is a word).  Some comments focused more on the hardware – how to get it back – but this got me thinking more about what is actually on the hardware. What sensitive information, like intellectual property, might reside on them?  It also made me think, in a situation like this, how...
  • I read a Tweet recently from “Accidental CISO” about collecting laptops from terminated employees during the pandemic that I deemed retweetable (if that is...
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Pandemic Sent Your Workers Home? Reminders for Best Data Security Practices

Pandemic Sent Your Workers Home? Reminders for Best Data Security Practices
  • Overnight, companies across the globe were forced into a fully remote workforce.  If you are prepared, under the best of circumstances, it can still be a challenge, but if you are not, the challenges are even greater and some things can potentially fall through the cracks.  People working from home can lead to a few unintended bad habits. With business continuity being the priority, data is even more at risk as hackers and thieves...
  • Overnight, companies across the globe were forced into a fully remote workforce.  If you are prepared, under the best of circumstances, it can still...
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Please Steal My Password

Please Steal My Password
  • How many times have you seen passwords attached to monitors on sticky notes?  How about people who use the password “password” or “123456”?  With a lot of us having to work from home because of COVID-19, data security and privacy has become more important than ever, since we are not in the protective confines of an office and many of us may have to use our home computers. In 2020 we have a lot...
  • How many times have you seen passwords attached to monitors on sticky notes?  How about people who use the password “password” or “123456”?  With...
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Complying with CCPA – What are some of the landmines?

Complying with CCPA – What are some of the landmines?
  • The potential landmines for compliance with CCPA is pretty high. One of the first things is that a lot of companies don’t know how to interpret the law. We saw that with GDPR for the year prior to it going into effect. CCPA is a lot like it, but there are likely still questions. Secondly, is the DSRs (Data Subject Requests) or the right to be forgotten. People are very in tune with their...
  • The potential landmines for compliance with CCPA is pretty high. One of the first things is that a lot of companies don’t know how...
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Tariffs Hitting the Automotive Manufacturing Industry Is Bad Enough, But Intellectual Property Protection is of Huge Concern!

Tariffs Hitting the Automotive Manufacturing Industry Is Bad Enough, But Intellectual Property Protection is of Huge Concern!
  • Intellectual property is a valuable asset in manufacturing, and more specifically the automotive industry.  It is particularly vulnerable to theft.  In our Webinar “Close the Gap on Insider Threat: Granular Access Controls & Behavior Analytics” , we cited a Deloitte survey where the respondents put the automotive industry at the highest risk of insider cyber threat.  Executives, IT and security groups need to put serious consideration into protecting their intellectual property in files, especially...
  • Intellectual property is a valuable asset in manufacturing, and more specifically the automotive industry.  It is particularly vulnerable to theft.  In our Webinar “Close...
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It Takes a Village to Raise a Child, Right? It Takes a Team to Develop a Data Governance Strategy!

It Takes a Village to Raise a Child, Right? It Takes a Team to Develop a Data Governance Strategy!
  • The phrase “It takes a Village to raise a child” is true.  But it is also true that it takes a team to develop a data governance and policy management strategy! Teamwork is important when developing a data security strategy. As part of that process, data governance and policy management needs to be part of the equation. It’s becoming more and more clear that organizations struggle with policy management – particularly with unstructured data....
  • The phrase “It takes a Village to raise a child” is true.  But it is also true that it takes a team to develop...
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Geese at the ISMG Cybersecurity Summit in New York? It’s all about teamwork!

Geese at the ISMG Cybersecurity Summit in New York? It’s all about teamwork!
  • Last week, Fasoo sponsored and participated in the ISMG Cybersecurity Summit in New York City.   It was a great event, well attended and in the Theater District and the ISMG folks were awesome to work with! As part of our sponsorship, Fasoo had a 10 minute Tech Spotlight where, rather than providing a “death by powerpoint” tech dump, we thought it would be good to get everyone thinking about working together as a team...
  • Last week, Fasoo sponsored and participated in the ISMG Cybersecurity Summit in New York City.   It was a great event, well attended and in...
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Getting Granular: Why You Need Granular Access Controls

Getting Granular: Why You Need Granular Access Controls
  • In our last post, we said “Without granular access controls, you can’t prevent a user from copying data from a file and pasting it into an email, for example. If you only encrypt a file and do not prevent copy and paste or printing, a user can easily compromise security.” And we meant it. Now,  you might be asking yourself “What does it mean… granular access controls?” And the answer is simple. Granular permissions...
  • In our last post, we said “Without granular access controls, you can’t prevent a user from copying data from a file and pasting it...
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