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Your PCI Risk Assessment in Five Steps

PCI
Organizations that take a proactive approach to security will use internal and external resources to identify critical assets, assess...
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5 Tips to Pay Less for PCI Compliance

PCI
With past changes in the PCI DSS, many organizations have found that it’s more expensive and difficult to keep up with PCI compliance’s latest...

5 Tips For HIPAA Compliant Mobile Devices

HIPAA
Mobile devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, and laptops) present serious vulnerabilities in data security plans. If mobile devices aren’t properly...

HIPAA Vulnerability Scanning 101

Data Security
Vulnerability scanning is a great way to identify vulnerabilities that attackers may exploit to gain access to your sensitive networks. But...

HIPAA Uses and Disclosures

HIPAA
If protected health information (PHI) is used or disclosed improperly, your organization faces severe financial and possible legal consequences....

HIPAA Privacy Rule 101

HIPAA
With all the financial consequences and prevalence of HIPAA violations, you need to take HIPAA compliance seriously and make sure you have...

HIPAA Compliance 101 for Business Associates

HIPAA
With all the financial consequences, you need to take HIPAA compliance seriously, especially since the HHS will hold you to a similar (if not...

5 Top Tips to Perform Segmentation Checks

Data Security
Penetration testing is vital for your data security and compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) requirement 11....

5 Tips to Train Workforce on Social Engineering

Data Security
Social engineering is one of the easiest routes to sensitive data, especially when workforce members haven’t been trained on how to recognize and...

How to Become Compliant with PCI DSS 3.2 and 3.2.1

PCI
Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) version 3.2 received minimal changes (and future versions will likely contain similar...

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