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    The Digital Enterprise Requires GRC 12 – Why it’s Time to Upgrade
    According to the recent survey conducted by North Carolina State University’s ERM Initiative and Protiviti (2019 Executive Perspectives on Top Risks), C-suite executives and board members continue to view cyberthreats as a top risk behind the risks of competing against “born digital” firms, retaining top talent, and regulatory changes. Additionally, these leaders continue to view identity…
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    Two Far-Reaching CCPA Amendments You Should Know About
    Two proposed amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) are sure to generate mixed reactions if either passes. The first would expand individual consumer rights while the second modifies the definition of “consumer” to exclude California employees as consumers under a separate amendment, if passed. The CCPA will affect any business collecting or storing data about California…
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    Update on 2019 Privacy Legislation
    As legislative sessions came to a close around the United States late last month, a number of proposed state laws around privacy currently in flight failed to move out of their house of origination in Nevada, New York, New Mexico and Hawaii. This effectively ends their entry into the 2019 legislative session, with just a miniscule chance for being reintroduced by mechanical measures such as a…
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    Designing Oracle Cloud Job Role Security for Optimization and Compliance
    It’s no secret that Oracle Cloud is quickly making its mark on the cloud application landscape. Over the last several years, Oracle’s cloud footprint has expanded tremendously.  In doing so, more and more companies are beginning to understand the complexities of Oracle Cloud application security and how it can either help or hinder compliance goals. For many organizations, risks related to…
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    CCPA Legislation Updates; Now’s the Time to Consider its Impact to Your Organization
    The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) continues to be a work in progress. For bills to advance, they must go through the full Assembly, the California Senate and the California governor to be enacted as law. As the CCPA works its way through the legislative process, lawmakers in California continue to mull over the proposed amendments to clarify the legislation, limit its scope and…
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    Cloud Security in Financial Services – Are you Cloud First or Cloud Averse?
    More and more financial services firms are saying they are cloud first, but they are really cloud averse and it’s understandable. When we ask firms how they are embracing “digital transformation,” and the impact associated with fundamental digital change, most business owners proclaim they are transforming or evolving into digital. However, there is a disconnect between the business and support…
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    Will the CCPA Drive More Class Action Suits? Readiness is the Best Remedy
    The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), as written, allows consumers to have a private right of action when their non-encrypted and nonredacted information is stolen (see Section 1798.150). What is one of the best ways to avoid litigation? Readiness. According to a recent survey from the Carlton Fields Class Action Survey of corporate general counsel and senior legal officers, the next wave…
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    Top Security Pitfalls for Medical Devices at Healthcare Providers
    Today, medical devices are used throughout the world for the diagnosis and ongoing treatment of medical conditions. Technology advances and medical treatment innovations have led to many of these devices becoming more connected (and interconnected) to healthcare provider networks via various mechanisms. This is achievable through both wired and wireless information communication vehicles and…
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    The Scoop On Employee Data, Deidentified Data and Loyalty Programs
    On July 9, over a 12-hour committee hearing, the California Senate Standing Committee on Judiciary voted on amendments for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Tech companies, business groups, lobbyists and privacy advocates were all particularly focused on amendments AB 25, AB 846 and AB 873. AB 25 AB 25 exempts employers from some data-collecting provisions. AB 846 clarifies that…
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    What Every Organization Should Know to Keep Salesforce Secure
    Salesforce offers a variety of tools and solutions to help power organizations – from CRM tools such as Sales Cloud, Service Cloud, and Marketing Cloud, to ERP tools such as FinancialForce, to BI tools, such as Einstein analytics. While these tools are bringing effective new solutions to evolving business requirements, they can also introduce unanticipated risks into an organization’s application…
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