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Data Privacy Day: Know your rights, and the right tools to stay private

Malwarebytes

Not all data privacy rights are the same. There’s the flimsy, the firm, the enforceable, and the antiquated, and, unfortunately, much of what determines the quality of your own data privacy rights is little more than your home address. Those west of the river, however, have no such protection. Just user choice.

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Analyzing IP Addresses to Prevent Fraud for Enterprises

Security Affairs

Internet fraudsters usually leave a trail of breadcrumbs whenever they visit websites through specific IP addresses. In recent years, users have seen the unsettling results of monitoring technologies, hyper-personalization, and big data. They have often reacted negatively, making privacy online a great worry.

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NEW TECH: How ‘cryptographic splitting’ bakes-in security at a ‘protect-the-data-itself’ level

The Last Watchdog

Here are key takeaways: Security benefits Protect the data itself. Yet in the age of Big Data and digital transformation many organizations still don’t do this very well. Legacy perimeter defenses are rapidly losing efficacy as the landscape shifts to cloud computing and the Internet of Things. Sounds simple enough.

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Welcome to the World, NIST Privacy Framework 1.0!

NSTIC

As we celebrate Data Privacy Day 2020, let’s take a moment to reflect on the changes to privacy as a discipline — not just here at NIST, but as a community. The idea of privacy risk management was just a twinkle in our collective eye

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Paving the Path to Better Data Discovery My Perspective on the Thales & Ground Labs Partnership

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Sources of data creation were simpler and better understood, and most data originated from explicit actions rather than through automated processes. Data didn’t have the commercial value it does today, and it wasn’t seen as critical to businesses as it now is.

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Annual Reports: How They Warn of Cyber Risk

SecureWorld News

We are subject to numerous laws and regulations designed to protect this information, such as the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), the United Kingdom’s GDPR, the California Consumer Privacy Act (and its successor the California Privacy Rights Act that will go into effect on January 1, 2023), as well as various other U.S.

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Security Considerations for Data Lakes

eSecurity Planet

Essentially, we are securing an app at scale with enormous requirements for stored data, incoming data, data interactions, and network connections. Given the importance of “Big Data” analytics and applications to a company’s financial performance, securing data lakes is a critical priority for security teams.