The Productive Browser Project is a continuation of the previously completed Virtual Browser Project. The primary goal of the Productive Browser Project is to determine whether a virtual browser can provide sufficient security with minimal impact on the productivity of a typical enterprise end user. This project focuses on validating the security properties hypothesized as a result of isolating the web browser through virtualization technology. The security tests feature many of the typical attacks encountered by enterprise users and compare the security of a Virtual Browser to Google Chrome.
As organizations grow, the number of vendors on which they rely increases to form a complex ecosystem. Many cyber attacks, however, are launched through third-party vendors. In addition, compliance with regulations requires an understanding of the risks posed by ecosystem partners. To reduce third-party cyber risk and protect company data as it leaves the corporate network, organizations need processes and solutions that leverage automation, allowing security and risk managers to focus on the most imminent risks.
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Almost daily, new APIs with highly diverse sets of clients are introduced onto enterprise networks.
Frost & Sullivan believes that Authentic8, with its cloud browser service, Silo, properly epitomizes an overlay plus solution. As described in this New Product Innovation Award recognition, Silo was designed for organizations that have web access use cases their legacy access and content control technologies do not address - or address with excessive friction (operations and end-user impact).
Companies have worked hard over the past few years to design and implement GDPR compliance programs in time for the May 25, 2018 deadline. Internally, they may have generated hundreds or thousands of pages of project plans, policies, processes and reports – including Article 30 records of processing, Article 35 DPIAs, and much more.
GDPR is not a fully prescriptive regulation. It requires your organization to do your homework, o wn your risks, and come up with “appropriate t echnical and organizational measures” specific to t he organization
With the Qualys Cloud Platform and its integrated suite of cloud applications, you will be fully equipped to manage your GDPR readiness from a security and compliance perspective.
This survey report, which focuses on the impact of GPDR in the European region, shows that most organisations are still not ready for GDPR, and many are facing obstacles in implementing the new regulation in 2018. To be successful, it takes a coordinated effort across the enterprise and a comprehensive strategy.
New report benchmarks GDPR compliance status post May 25th deadline for US and EU companies.
The May 25, 2018 compliance deadline for the EU GDPR has passed. Where do companies currently stand? New findings reveal that only 20% of companies surveyed believe they are GDPR compliant, while 53% are in the implementation phase and 27% have not yet started their implementation.
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Document your organization’s EU resident personal data lifecycle to provide a solid foundation for your GDPR-compliant policies, practices and documentation. (Article 30).
In May 2018, IAPP and TrustArc surveyed 328 privacy professionals around the globe and asked them a series of questions about each of 10 categories of privacy technology, as identified in the IAPP’s annual Privacy Tech Vendor Report. The results provide illuminating benchmarking data about what technology is truly in use vs. what technology is still far from mainstream.
Trust is key to the effective functioning of the modern economy – and of society in general. At its core, GDPR is about engendering trust by giving the individual visibility and control of how their data is handled and used, and by demonstrating adherence to sound principles of privacy, security and data protection.