Is your trust model increasing your risk? Before we can answer that, let’s clarify what a trust model entails. Assessing risk requires an understanding of trust Risk assessment is the
In this critical and trying time our connections have become even more valuable and yet more vulnerable. What can we do to best protect the endpoints, our desktops, laptops, and
This is a follow up technical discussion and breakdown of the events that lead to the New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) issuing their first violations against NYCRR500 to
The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) issued its first charges for violations against 23NYCRR500 cybersecurity regulations. Industry experts and legal professionals expect this trend to continue as the
Cybersecurity risks can be realized through risk identification exercises, but what about unrealized cybersecurity risk? Start with a Risk Assessment As your company builds a cybersecurity program, a lot of
Data security laws continue to be adopted by states. This time, we chat about the NAIC and the state of Maine’s adoption of the law.
It’s that time of year again, presentation season. With our usual conference schedule interrupted due to the coronavirus pandemic, Rigid Bits shifted to participating in virtual conferences. Along with these
As cybersecurity experts, one of the biggest challenges we see our clients struggle with is tracking the growth of their cybersecurity programs. That’s why our security program develop capabilities, including
We’ll skip the reminder that things are volatile right now. Let’s get straight to the remote work actionable cybersecurity recommendations that your company can implement to reduce your risk as
What lessons can we learn about the perfect storm hurricane that shapped the insurance industry in Florida? While not a huge problem at the moment, it may be worth keeping
