How Can Organizations Address their Privacy Compliance Obligations – Webinar
Osterman Research discusses our recent research on privacy in the United States with CyberRes Voltage. Webinar presented on June 21, 2022.
Osterman Research discusses our recent research on privacy in the United States with CyberRes Voltage. Webinar presented on June 21, 2022.
Osterman Research discusses the findings of the recent research on data privacy in the United States with Dean Gonsowski of Gimmal. Webinar hosted by Gimmal on May 24, 2022.
Blog post on zero trust data collaboration, examples of data collaboration, and the need for something much more than written agreements to ensure data is safeguarded.
Results of a market survey on the adoption of multi-cloud platforms and the implications for identity and access management. Commissioned by Strata Identity.
Osterman Research discusses zero trust, cybersecurity, ransomware and more on this episode of the Archive360 podcast. Podcast recorded by Archive360 on May 11, 2022.
Our interview with CyberNews on Osterman Research – covering cybersecurity, market research, cyberthreats, data protection, and responding to security threats.
Results of a market survey of security managers at organizations in the United States and United Kingdom using Microsoft 365 about phishing, business email compromise, and ransomware attacks. Commissioned by Cyren.
Research into how organizations in the United States are preparing for and responding to a new wave of privacy regulations, including preparedness for meeting current privacy requirements. Sponsored by CyberRes Voltage, Duality Technologies, Gimmal, KnowBe4, and Mimecast.
Examines current cyberthreats facing the financial services industry, and offers direction to decision-makers and influencers working in financial services on increasing cybersecurity preparedness and effectiveness. Sponsored by BIO-key International, Netacea, Obsidian Security, Octree Limited, and Virsec.
Cybersecurity technology can only go so far in protecting an organization. Good security awareness training is essential in protecting the organization from security threats. Security awareness training must be compelling and memorable to result in serious change. Organizations should seek out vendors that offer quizzes, micro-learning experiences and other fun types of gamification that will keep users engaged. Sponsored by VigiTrust.