Updating policies to incorporate AI security processes is vital for reducing risk. The explosion of data from digital transformation, IoT devices and other sources has made manual analysis impossible.

Because security policies are so vital, key people at the top of organizations need to approve and sign off on them, explained Steve Addison, CEO of BinaryNine Ltd.

It pays to know your security policy. He, too, finds much information security policy practice to be wanting. Policy should, he says, be made part of the culture of the organisation in question, ...

A new report from Dell shows that employees would prefer to get their work done than follow IT policy on security. This suggests that current IT policies might not work in the real world.

Most companies have security policies, but few can claim with certainty they are effective. How can CIOs improve their policies and win the active support of management and staff? Try using the ...

A study by Cisco examined employee's security knowledge in 10 countries -- and found that many don't even know that their company's policy exists.

However, these rules are not foolproof in securing the data and require only a “reasonable” level of security. For example, FISMA, which applies to every government agency, “requires the development ...

Commentary IT Security and Policy: Why All Lawyers Must Care About It Several years ago, my insurance broker suggested I get cybersecurity insurance for my firm.

As an IT manager for a midsize manufacturing company, I have spent the last four years trying to make my senior management understand that by lacking formal IT policies we risk electronic property ...

You have a security policy. but is it effective? For many companies, chances are the answer is no; more likely, it is slowing down service, increasing costs and disrupting day-to-day operations.