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Every organization subject to GDPR will require some specific organizational controls. Although the specifics of the controls may differ from one organization to another, every organization should have elements of the following organizational controls.
Information Security Policy – No matter what kind of processing activity an organization engages in, what the organization’s role is (controller or a processor), or whether the organization processes special categories of personal data, every organization should have a documented information security policy that establishes the standards, enforcement, and monitoring of information security protocols. This information security policy should be reviewed periodically, approved by a responsible party, distributed to all employees within the organization, and be tested after incidents and industry changes to ensure that the policy is current and up-to-date.
GDPR Training – Organizations need to implement a GDPR training program which supplements any existing information security program. This training should explain to employees the requirements of GDPR and how they coordinate with their organization’s existing information security standards. New or different security requirements, whether that relates to international data transfers, data access, data use, safeguards, or transparency, should be clearly communicated to employees and compared to other information security requirements to help them understand the requirement.
Business Continuity Plan – GDPR requires organizations to maintain the integrity and accessibility of data. How can they do that? One way is through Business Continuity Plans, so that in the event of an environmental or man-made disaster, data is available and unchanged. Business Continuity Plans should be monitored periodically, tested, and distributed amongst the organization.
Mobile Device Policy – A critical technical control is regulating how mobile devices access, store, and transmit personal data. Cell phones, tablets, laptops, or other removable storage are subject to GDPR. For example, if an organization processes special categories of data, then there should be severe restrictions around the ability to access that data on mobile devices. Organizations should also have a clear policy on whether employees are allowed to bring and use their own devices (BYOD). If they are, what configuration standards should be established for those devices?
Logical Access Restrictions – Another critical technical control for organizations subject to GDPR are controls related to logical access. Who has access to what data? What personal data is stored on what systems and in which locations? Can individuals access that data remotely? What authorization do individuals need to obtain before they can access personal data? Can indivudals transmit data to third parties? An organization’s logical access considerations should extend beyond just the organization but also to vendors and third parties.
Data Mapping – Although data mapping isn’t explicitly required by GDPR, we find it difficult to determine access controls, device controls, and information security policies without a full picture of the kind of personal data that an organization processes, where those data elements go, how the data elements are received, and how those data elements are stored. Any effective data mapping tool will allow an organization to track data from an entry point, an internal storage point, an internal access point, and any external transmission points.
Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
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Dan Nelson, Certified Ethical Hacker, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security
and Privacy Practice Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Jeffrey Schultz, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security and Privacy Practice
Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Becky Snell, Director IT, Dankmeyer O&P
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
Auf der Magnetscheibe einer geöffneten Festplatte ist ein Unix-Befehl zur Erstellung eines Images zu erkennen. Der Name des Bildes setzt sich aus Hack und Backup zusammen, worüber sich jeder selbst Gedanken machen sollte.
On a magnetic disk of an opened hard drive is seen a Unix command line to create an image of a hard drive. The name of picture is a mixture of Hack and Backup. It is by every one self to mind about that.
Yongduk Suh ('16) is working in product management, specifically with HP Atalla, a data security and encryption product.
Elizabeth Duffy explores the role of pattern in data security and interior decoration. For this installation, Duffy transformed the entire gallery space into a living environment complete with a custom restored horse-drawn carriage. It’s a world immersed in history and ornamentation that points to the Antone Academic Center’s origins as a carriage house.
Cyber Security… IS IT SAFE? Be Prepared!! (B9)
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Dan Nelson, Certified Ethical Hacker, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security
and Privacy Practice Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Moderator Jim Weber, MBA
Jeffrey Schultz, Partner and Co-Chair, Data Security and Privacy Practice
Group - Armstrong Teasdale
Becky Snell, Director IT, Dankmeyer O&P
When it comes to information privacy and data security, preparedness is paramount. Learn common, and even unexpected threats, how to prepare for and how to respond following a breach, and potential liability. Analyze the dangers posed specifically to healthcare providers, particularly as it relates to privacy laws enacted by HIPAA. The sensitive nature of healthcare information makes it particularly vulnerable to ransomware and email phishing attacks, extortion, finance, and healthcare-related identity theft.
LAS VEGAS and BASKING RIDGE, N.J. – Verizon Wireless and Motorola Mobility, Inc.
(NYSE: MMI), today unveiled DROID™ BIONIC, a powerful new Android™ smartphone.
Packing a dual core processor with each core running at 1GHz, delivering up to
two GHz of processing power, and 512 MB RAM, the sleekly designed DROID BIONIC
smartphone with 4G LTE delivers a mobile Internet experience that’s up to 10
times faster than 3G. This means consumers can stream their favorite music and
the latest TV shows with unparalleled quality experience. DROID BIONIC also
races through loading of complex web pages and media that take advantage of
Adobe® Flash® Player and HTML5, rendering graphics faster than previous
generation single-core devices.
Motorola’s DROID BIONIC gives new meaning to the word “socialize” by delivering
multiple ways for customers to stay connected. With the device’s front-facing
VGA camera and See What I See video feature, consumers can share experiences –
either via Wi-Fi or 4G – with family, friends and co-workers. A rear-facing
8-megapixel camera also allows consumers to capture their favorite pictures and
videos.
DROID BIONIC’s multiplayer gaming capabilities allow consumers to challenge
friends to live peer-to-peer gaming, viewed through the device’s 4.3-inch qHD
quality screen that delivers console-quality graphics. DROID BIONIC’s HDMI
connectivity also enables consumers to connect the device to their HD
televisions to experience their favorite games, as well as purchased HD
content, in full 1080p. And for multi-taskers, DROID 4G’s Mirror Mode function
enables simultaneous streaming of video to the TV and on the device.
As a fully featured work device, DROID BIONIC comes equipped with corporate
email, remote wipe and data security and encryption capabilities IT departments
appreciate. DROID BIONIC also features productivity tools such as Quickoffice®
for document review and editing, full calendar management, one-click access to
conference calling, and a full suite of Google applications and services.
“DROID BIONIC brings to life the speed and power of Verizon’s 4G LTE network,
giving consumers an unrivaled mobile experience,” said Marni Walden, vice
president and chief marketing officer for Verizon Wireless. “Whether
downloading movies in minutes, connecting with friends or co-workers through
video conferencing, or blazing through the Internet, Motorola’s DROID BIONIC is
what the 4G LTE experience is all about.”
“DROID BIONIC is the epitome of speed, providing consumers with instantaneous
access to their personal and work content, anytime and anyplace,” said Alain
Mutricy, senior vice president of portfolio and device product management,
Motorola Mobility. “By combining such a powerful mobile device with the
performance and capabilities of Verizon’s 4G LTE network, we’re empowering
consumers to define how they want to live their mobile lifestyles.”
The Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network, launched in December
2010, is the fastest, most advanced 4G network in the United States, providing
speeds up to 10 times faster than Verizon Wireless’ 3G network. Verizon
Wireless’ 4G LTE Mobile Broadband network currently reaches one-third of all
Americans, with plans to expand the network to the company’s entire 3G coverage
area over the next three years.
For more information about Verizon Wireless’ 4G LTE network, visit
www.verizonwrieless.com/lte and for more information about Verizon Wireless at
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A freshman year high school art project by my oldest daughter. She was frustrated that she was forced to color it; she preferred it as a pencil sketch.
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The Greater Houston Convention & Visitors Bureau, in coordination with HospitalityLawyer.com, is producing the first-ever Global Congress on Legal, Safety, and Security Solutions in Travel – the only conference that places legal, safety and security solutions for the travel industry under one roof.
The Global Congress enables all aspects of the travel equation to share their legal, safety, and security experiences and best practices. This will be an all-encompassing dialogue to enhance the global travel industry’s ability to avoid interruptions and to provide a safe, secure, and seamless travel experience” said Stephen Barth, Founder of HospitalityLawyer.com.
The annual Global Congress is a unique opportunity for travel industry professionals and consultants from aviation, cruise, ground transportation, lodging, facilities, events and supply chain businesses to:
•Explore the latest legal, safety, and security challenges
•Identify common trends and issues relevant to the travel industry
•Share and develop best practices
•Benchmark their current policies and procedures with other travel industry leaders
•Develop innovative approaches from cross-industry knowledge exchange and
•Stay abreast of the latest solutions available.
What Topics Will the Global Congress Address?
As the Congress progresses, each conference segment will build upon the information and lessons learned from the previous day, providing attendees with a comprehensive perspective not only of the most relevant issues affecting the travel industry as a whole, but also the opportunity to participate in in-depth roundtables with leaders from their own specific vertical segment and customer target market.
The Global Congress will bring leaders together in an unbiased environment and accelerate learning on key subjects in a concise 3-day format. General Sessions will address topics that pertain to all travel industries, such as Best Practices in Customer and Luggage Screening; Security vs. Personal Privacy; Responding to Contagious Disease Outbreaks in a Safe, Legal Manner; Minimizing and Mitigating the Impact of Travel Disruptions; The Legal Obligations of Companies for the Safety and Security of their Travelling Employees; Data Security Across Our Industries.
The conference will feature Breakouts focusing on legal, safety, and security solutions in the following vertical segments:
•Transportation, including Airlines, Cruise, Ground, and Terminal
•Lodging
•Facilities & Events
•Food & Beverage Supply, and
•Traveler & Tourist Safety & Security
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Cintas information shredding trucks line up on the Safety Vision shipping dock, ready to cart away our unneeded trash.
What happens when a potato smile inadvertently falls to the bottom of the oven and gets the hell treatment. It was perfect for October.
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Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
TokenEx’s tokenization and data security systems can keep your sensitive information safe. With our Level 1 PCI-certified servers, we can protect your customer’s information and help you save money. Contact us to learn more. Worried about PCI compliance at your business? Let us handle the risk instead. more details at tokenex.com/
Renewing Local Democracy
Chairs: Kate Shannon – Holyrood Magazine Local Government Correspondent
Participants: Jason Boxt – The Glover Park Group (Washington DC); Robert Moran – The Brunswick Group (Washington DC); Bill Howat – Volunteer Development Scotland Ltd & Former Chief Executive of Western Isles Council; Professor Richard Kerley – Queen Margaret University; Willie Sullivan – Director, The Electoral Reform Society Scotland; Ewan Aitken – The Cyrenians, Edinburgh
Nations and cities will grapple with entirely new governance challenges in the 21st century. These include automation and technological unemployment; surveillance, privacy and data security; resource conservation; local taxation and many others. Join our panellists as we explore these issues and the impact the Referendum outcome will have on local democracy. At what level should decisions be made and what powers need to exist at a local level? Chaired by Holyrood Magazine’s Local Government correspondent Kate Shannon. August 17 2014.
Exterior-mounted Safety Vision collision avoidance camera feeds live video to an in-cab display monitor, enabling the driver to back up safely and efficiently.
SumOfUs erected a 7ft visual protest outside the US Capitol depicting Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg surfing on a wave of cash, while young women surround him appearing to be suffering Thursday, Sept. 30, 2021, in Washington. On Thursday, members of the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, and Data Security met to discuss the negative impact social media is having on children. (Eric Kayne/AP Images for SumofUS)
Barry Sanders spoke about quantum computers and how they will be able to crack any current encryption system used for the secure exchange of data.
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators. The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.
Ben Reed of Calgary's Protospace chaired the discussion of computer security.
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators. The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.
With time, more and more businesses are becoming comfortable with their employees using iPhones or Android phones for work, but are concerned about data security at the same time.
Professionals too worry about using the same smartphone for official and personal use simultaneously as their personal information can be seen by their superiors.
Enterproid, a mobile startup, has now come up with an application that creates a separate business profile section in the phone.
The application opens a separate interface for corporate communications including SMS, email and text messages. The corporate messages are protected by a password which are accessible to the user and IT departments only.
Personal messages, emails and SMSes are inaccessible to the IT departments.
All the enterprise features such as remote wipe tool and cloud-based device management are also there. The remote tool doesn't delete the personal messages in the smartphone. The business profile, however, doesn't get any app store access. The apps downloaded for personal use may be opened manually on the business profile .
The app is aptly named Divide and is available for free as it is a beta version right now. It is likely to adopt a subscription based business model once it comes out of beta.
Cintas driver monitors secure document destruction on a Safety Vision video display monitor. An interior-mounted Safety Vision security camera is trained on the onboard destruction operations.
Tom Keenan spoke about the Black Hat and DefCon hacker conferences he has attended,
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators. The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.
The audience, of people of all ages, had lots of questions about computer security. The Q&A went for well over an hour.
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators. The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.
Andrew (l), a driver for Cintas, and Safety Vision's Phillip King check out a Safety Vision video display monitor to view the paper shredding happening inside this document destruction vehicle.
The military leads the way in data security; however, it is had its fair share of problems as well.
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Target is a fine place for a little "Retail Therapy". Even with the pre-Christmas data security breach, I still love my Target RedCard. iPhone, 1/20 sec @ f/2.8, ISO 80, Camera+ App with the Olloclip fisheye lens attached.
Tom Keenan spoke to the security of your private data and what social media companies do with the information you choose to share.
The April 24, 2012 Science Café staged by TELUS Spark focused on "Hacking and Cracking: How Safe Are You and Your Computer Systems?"
Drs. Barry Sanders, iCORE Chair of Quantum Information Science at the U of C, and Tom Keenan from the U of C's Faculty of Environmental Design, spoke to the issue of computer data security, the privacy of individual data, and the prospect of quantum computers revolutionizing the future of computing and security. Moderator for the evening was Ben Reed, Director of Calgary's Protospace, a home for hackers and computer innovators. The Ironwood Stage and Grill in Inglewood was again packed with a capacity crowd of 140 for the 2-hour Café.