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GDPR: The Six Critical Steps to Compliance and Brand Differentiation

by Mike Small
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Matt Klassen Director of Product Marketing
Ping Identity
Matt Klassen
Matt Klassen is passionate about helping customers improve their security through identity.  In his role as Director of Product Marketing, Mr. Klassen is responsible for leading the effort to define and market identity solutions that solve real-world challenges in security, compliance for...
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Mike Small Information Security Management Advisor, Fellow Analyst
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Mike Small
Mike Small is the retired director of security management strategy of CA, where he was responsible for the technical strategy for CA's security management software product line within Europe, Middle East and Africa. Mike did work for CA between 1994 and 2009, where he developed CA’s...
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Effective IAM in the World of Modern Business IT
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The Changing Scope of the NIS 2 EU Directive
The NIS Directive aimed at achieving a common standard of network and information security across all EU Member States, with a focus on operators of essential services, is scheduled for an update. Suppliers of utilities, healthcare, transport, communications, and other services need to know what changes are coming and what they need to do to comply.
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Recent events such as the SolarWinds and Kaseya compromises by malicious actors have demonstrated the need to focus significantly more on software supply chain security. According to a report from ENISA, supply chain attacks are increasing, with 66% of attacks focusing on source code and 62% exploiting customer trust in suppliers. This is a risk organizations can’t afford to ignore.
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Unify Identity and Security to Block Identity-Based Cyber Attacks
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