RiskXchange takes a look at how access management can protect your data. Access control is a way of controlling who can enter a specific location and when. Not only does it protect and restrict access to sensitive data, but also allows different levels of access for different types of people. For those allowed access, they can only enter sensitive data … Read More
WEBINAR ANNOUNCEMENT: The pressing costs of non-compliance
Accounts of data breaches are hardly news these days and that, itself, is a cause for concern. While we can’t stop this volley of attacks, we need to remain alert. The risk of taking cyberattacks for granted is that we also run the risk of taking them less seriously. This is why the UK government is now policing the need … Read More
Managing third-party risks: What role does security technology solutions play?
For improved profitability, a competitive advantage, and lower enterprise expenditure, plenty of businesses work closely with external vendors. Third-party relationships, however, comprise several threats, including strategic, reputational, regulatory, information security, and financial risks. In this context, financial penalties and reputational damage as a result of non-compliance, supply chain disruptions, security breaches, and data theft involving third parties are driving companies … Read More
Are you taking advantage of a cybersecurity maturity model?
RiskXchange helps organisations all over the world monitor and strengthen their cybersecurity processes regularly. A cybersecurity maturity model provides a pathway for organisations to assess where they are, periodically. This can be a valuable tool for improving the company’s entire cybersecurity efforts, as well as for communicating with upper management and pinpointing exactly what support is required. Information security can … Read More
WEBINAR ANNOUNCEMENT: Enhancing your third-party risk management strategy
According to research conducted by Opinion Matters, companies in the UK seem to have the lowest visibility over supply chain vulnerabilities, compared to countries like the US, Mexico, Switzerland, and Singapore. In its results published last month, we now know that around 82% of organisations that took part in the survey from the UK experienced a cybersecurity breach originating from … Read More