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Why a return to the office brings identity and mental health challenges
ByKayne
Another newer issue is that “the transition from a fully remote to a partially on-site work environment creates substantive cybersecurity concerns based on the ongoing mental health crisis,’’ said IEEE senior member Kayne McGladrey. As some businesses attempt to mandate a return to the office, they should be aware of the mental health challenges employees are facing, he said. “Research shows a significant decline in workers’ mental well-being, resulting in stress and anxiety. These mental states can negatively affect decision-making and lead to cybersecurity lapses.”
How Instacart Created Strong Relationships with Engineering to Build a More Compliant Product
ByKayne
In a world where compliance and engineering teams must work together to build compliant products, competing goals and philosophies can make collaboration frustrating for both sides. Join representatives from Instacart as they share their story on how they worked with engineering to build a compliant product, best practices for collaborating across teams to build scalable, compliant solutions and how to foster a culture of security and compliance across your organization.
After completing this session, participants will be able to:
• Build more credibility with engineering teams.
• Incorporate features that enable compliance into products.
• Work with your engineering team—not against them—to build high-quality, compliant products.
• Make long-term continuous compliance a reality with automation tools.
The ‘Internet of Payments’ puts ID security on the smartphone
ByKayne
When a “pay restroom” 100 miles from the nearest major city accepts frictionless mobile payments, stores that force buyers to wait a minute for a chip-and-PIN transaction seem dated, and cash-only transactions are inconvenient.
Although 2020 is the year of the crisis, only one is new
ByKayne
People may aptly sum up 2020 in a single word: crisis. An inadequate response to the COVID-19 pandemic has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people globally. The underlying data are more tragic, as the pandemic has disproportionately affected communities of color that have lived with the daily existing threats of shrinking economic mobility and racism. At the same time, both public and private organizations have struggled to mount an effective defense against cybercrime, which represents not only one of the largest transfers of wealth in human history but also threatens public trust in democracy and civil society. This article provides context and actionable steps to begin to dismantle the underpinnings of these long-standing crises; however, this article is not the solution. Only sustained action will lead to meaningful change.
How An Identity and Access Management Program Saved a Retailer $100k+ In Fraud Annually
ByKayne
Gartner estimates that 63% of all IAM products will be thrown out in the next two years as the ‘requirements have changed’ since the date of original purchase. The challenge for new and existing IAM programs is to establish and maintain a strong justification for the program’s continued existence. One retail client recognized this potential risk to their IAM program and took a novel approach to clearly illustrating the benefits of an IAM program.
Better HR security could help thwart Iranian cyberattack
ByKayne
McGladrey advocated for “persistent engagement” with employees on cybersecurity risks as well as testing. Testing can include fake phishing attacks to see what “your users are susceptible to,” he said. The IRS has warned that phishing attacks are a top HR threat.