Enterprise Security

Mixed State of Readiness for New Cybersecurity Regulations in Europe

Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. The GDPR is currently set to be finalised in early 2015, with compliance becoming mandatory in 2017. The NIS directive – set to be implemented in 2015 – will impose new security and incident reporting requirements on a broader range of private sector companies.

The report gauges how organisations perceive the scale and importance of the legislation and predicts how organisations in France, Germany and the UK are most likely to prepare themselves for compliance. Based on responses, it concludes that there is a mixed state of readiness at best, with many not understanding the true extent of the potential impact of the legislation.

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Mixed State of Readiness for New Cybersecurity Regulations in Europe

Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. The GDPR is currently set to be finalised in early 2015, with compliance becoming mandatory in 2017. The NIS directive – set to be implemented in 2015 – will impose new security and incident reporting requirements on a broader range of private sector companies.

The report gauges how organisations perceive the scale and importance of the legislation and predicts how organisations in France, Germany and the UK are most likely to prepare themselves for compliance. Based on responses, it concludes that there is a mixed state of readiness at best, with many not understanding the true extent of the potential impact of the legislation.

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Enterprise Security

Mixed State of Readiness for New Cybersecurity Regulations in Europe

Protection Regulation (GDPR) legislation. The GDPR is currently set to be finalised in early 2015, with compliance becoming mandatory in 2017. The NIS directive – set to be implemented in 2015 – will impose new security and incident reporting requirements on a broader range of private sector companies.

The report gauges how organisations perceive the scale and importance of the legislation and predicts how organisations in France, Germany and the UK are most likely to prepare themselves for compliance. Based on responses, it concludes that there is a mixed state of readiness at best, with many not understanding the true extent of the potential impact of the legislation.

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Security and Usability: How New Authentication Methods Eliminate Old Trade-offs

Consumers have long been reporting frustration with having to use and memorize multiple usernames and passwords for their many digital accounts—some survey data indicates that up to 85% of consumers are dissatisfied with the current authentication models available to them. Thanks to the latest technologies and the proliferation of personal mobile devices, companies no longer have to decide between ease of use to drive conversion, and the security of customer identity data.

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Enterprise Security

Security and Usability: How New Authentication Methods Eliminate Old Trade-offs

Consumers have long been reporting frustration with having to use and memorize multiple usernames and passwords for their many digital accounts—some survey data indicates that up to 85% of consumers are dissatisfied with the current authentication models available to them. Thanks to the latest technologies and the proliferation of personal mobile devices, companies no longer have to decide between ease of use to drive conversion, and the security of customer identity data.

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Enterprise Security

Security and Usability: How New Authentication Methods Eliminate Old Trade-offs

Consumers have long been reporting frustration with having to use and memorize multiple usernames and passwords for their many digital accounts—some survey data indicates that up to 85% of consumers are dissatisfied with the current authentication models available to them. Thanks to the latest technologies and the proliferation of personal mobile devices, companies no longer have to decide between ease of use to drive conversion, and the security of customer identity data.

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