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How Do You Define Privacy Risk?

As breach costs increase, how does an organization decide where to invest its finite funds? And how do you define privacy risk? There’s one area where the data is clear: incident response. Forming a cross-functional IR team and empowering them with the right tools can have a huge financial impact on breach costs for a relatively small expense.

RadarFirst Named Finalist in 2023 Oregon Technology Awards – Accelerate Category

The Technology Association of Oregon (TAO) announced the finalists for the 2023 Oregon Technology Awards, and we’re thrilled to be named a finalist within the Accelerate Category!

Now in its 39th year, The Oregon Technology Awards celebrates excellence and achievement in the region’s technology industry.

11 Privacy Regulatory Enforcement Trends

What are the biggest trends in the privacy regulatory space? In the latest The Privacy Collective, Kelly Matoney, executive director of privacy at Vista Consulting Group, talks with Lauren Wallace, RadarFirst’s chief privacy officer and general counsel. Read the blog to discover the 11 biggest privacy regulatory enforcement trends in 2021.

Avoid Confusion, Delays, and Redundancy in Incident Resolution

Despite continued investment into security prevention, organizations report that the number of data incidents which occur has continued to rise year and year. In October, Sylvia Sandoval, Director of Privacy Operations at USAA joined us for our 17th session of The Privacy Collective, “Breaking Barriers for Efficient, Collaborative Incident Resolution” to discuss how organizations can establish efficient incident response processes by connecting silos, establishing centralized teams, and building trust with communication.

Is it Time to Embrace Technology to Improve Efficiencies?

Across industries, technology can dramatically improve efficiency and productivity in business. And in the case of incident response management, technology can do more than creating efficiency. When it comes to incident response, teams need a process that is defensible, global, fast, and accurate.

Building a Ransomware Response Machine

In the face of increasing risks associated with ransomware, responding to threats with machine speed may spell the difference between costly downtime and ransom payments or a manageable recovery. Expertise in this area comes from a combination of precise, continuous, and purpose-built process automation tools, and a thoroughly practiced crisis management plan.