The March meeting of the Los Angeles chapter of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) dove into the topic of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Without going into... […]
Given the near ubiquity of GDPR fear, uncertainty and doubt — and the ink spilled over complying with it (not to mention the untold consulting dollars spent doing so) — at first blush, the idea of... […]
When it comes to managing big data, there are two competing schools of thought. One says that you should put all the information in a data lake, so you can magically find all these patterns to better... […]
Like any organization dealing with personal and protected data, financial services companies are looking to develop the right information governance practices to minimize risk and improve information... […]
Information governance and privacy expert Jim Polka offers predictions and recommendations for privacy in 2019: […]
Every year, I say I hate prediction posts. And yet every year I write one. This year I'm converting my information security predictions into actionable advice. […]
Data privacy is about trust. Can your customers trust that you are handling their information appropriately, doing everything you can to protect their information, and making sure you’re not keeping... […]
The last two years have been pretty rough on organizations when it comes to information security. As a result of last year’s very large, visible breaches—and the year-long focus on GDPR—chief... […]
Over the past year, the number of privacy breaches has just kept growing. What are you doing to protect your customers’ (and employees’) privacy, especially in light of compliance regulations such as... […]
The California Legislature passed a tough new consumer privacy bill earlier this summer. The question is whether the Golden State now leads the nation in instituting GDPR-type rules, and what... […]