Data protection projects involve several departments within an organization, from IT to marketing. Learn how to build allies and properly position DLP to decision makers in part 8 of our series, The Definitive Guide to DLP.

You understand the need for data protection, but how do you pitch that idea internally to get the political and financial support that you need? The key to making a value-based business case lies in positioning DLP initiatives in terms that executives will understand. Learn more in part 7 of our Definitive Guide to Data Loss Prevention series.

A panel of information security experts discuss the most commonly overlooked factors impacting organizational security posture.

Learn about spear-phishing attacks as well as how to identify and avoid falling victim to spear-phishing scams.

A case involving a Canadian healthcare group alleges that patient records were left exposed to a medical assistant and “Peeping Tom” who abused her access to snoop on patients’ confidential data – including information on her sister.

Understanding your goals is a critical first step in your journey toward building the right data protection program for your organization. This blog examines some of the key considerations for this process.

On the heels of our Cyber Hunting Safety webinar, here’s a guide on where to start in your own cyber threat hunting efforts.

Learn more about ransomware and how to protect against ransomware attacks in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

The U.S. Department of Justice filed charges against a 30 year-old IBM employee who absconded with source code IBM uses to manage cloud software.

As traditional approaches to security become less effective, enterprises are shifting towards a security model that focuses on data protection at its core. Learn more about this shift to data-centric security in part five of our series, The Definitive Guide to Data Loss Prevention.

A survey of IT professionals finds companies continuing to prioritize network perimeter protections – with little to show for it.

The Internet of Things, along with being one of most profoundly stupid phrases of all time, is also profoundly broken from a security perspective. Your dishwasher and your car are probably several firmware versions out of date, and your light bulbs are likely communicating with your smart home hub over a cleartext connection. It’s ugly out there.

DLP is in demand again – let’s look at 7 of the forces driving its return in part four of our series, The Definitive Guide to Data Loss Prevention.

The FBI warns that extortion e-mail schemes are a byproduct of high profile data breaches.

With data loss prevention back in the limelight, there are a few myths that we’d like to dispel in part three of our Definitive Guide to DLP series.

There are multiple trends driving a resurgence of interest in data loss prevention - let's look at four of them in part two of our series.

Learn about the need for email security as well as tips for securing email usage in Data Protection 101, our series on the fundamentals of information security.

Recent highly publicized cyber attacks at large law firms such as Mossack Fonseca, Cravath, and Weil Gotschal have made apparent the widespread shortcomings in security safeguards in the legal industry. Here are 5 tips on how law firms can address these concerns and protect sensitive data.