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NERC compliance: What you need to know
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation's regulations aim to protect the nation's vulnerable critical infrastructure. Read this e-book to find out what responsible entities need to do to comply with the NERC. Also hear from experts who sa... E-Book
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Understanding the Massachusetts Data Protection Law
Massachusetts businesses facing down MA 201 CMR 17.00 can meet the challenge with preparation and execution. The prudent move by corporate IT is to take steps to be ready for tough encryption and policy statements. Read this e-book to learn more abou... E-Book
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How does shadow IT complicate regulatory compliance?
As shadow IT spreads, so, too, do the associated data privacy and security risks. In this FAQ, learn more about shadow IT and its compliance pitfalls. FAQ
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FAQ: How does shadow IT complicate enterprise regulatory compliance?
As shadow IT spreads, so, too, do the associated data privacy and security risks. In this FAQ, learn more about shadow IT and its compliance pitfalls. FAQ
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FAQ: What is the current status of U.S. cybersecurity legislation?
After several failed cybersecurity legislation efforts, are U.S. lawmakers finally ready to create rules protecting the nation from cybercrime? FAQ
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What is the status of U.S. cybersecurity legislation?
After several failed cybersecurity legislation efforts, are U.S. lawmakers finally ready to create rules protecting the nation from cybercrime? FAQ
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Quiz: PCI DSS compliance strategies and best practices
Is your organization on the right track concerning Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard, or PCI DSS, compliance? Take our quiz to find out. Quiz
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How has the MF Global bankruptcy influenced regulation?
Details that point to the 2011 MF Global bankruptcy filing remain under federal investigation. Could the firm's collapse influence future financial regulations? FAQ
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FAQ: How has the MF Global bankruptcy influenced financial regulation?
Details that point to the 2011 MF Global bankruptcy filing remain under federal investigation. Could the firm's collapse influence future financial regulations? FAQ
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FAQ: How did Wal-Mart trigger FCPA violations?
Allegations that Wal-Mart bribed Mexican officials to advance business not only gave the retail giant a black eye, but also brought FCPA violation charges. FAQ
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FAQ: Wal-Mart de Mexico scandal and how it triggered FCPA violations
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FAQ: How has FCPA enforcement evolved?
Regulators have ramped up Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement in recent years. Is your organization ready for the increased FCPA compliance scrutiny? FAQ
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#Compliance: Proposal to update wiretapping laws draws controversy
Twitter was abuzz after a report of possible updates to wiretapping laws. Opponents argue it would dramatically alter civil rights and online privacy. News | 14 May 2013
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Product Spotlight: Compliance monitoring tools for finance firms
In this Product Spotlight, learn about new compliance monitoring tools to help financial institutions meet regulatory and data reporting requirements. Product Spotlight | 08 Mar 2013
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U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee approves digital privacy laws update
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee has approved updates to two digital privacy laws that proponents say are needed to keep pace with technology. News | 30 Nov 2012
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U.S. cybersecurity efforts down but not out after Senate vote
The Senate again has voted down U.S. cybersecurity legislation, but the need to protect critical infrastructure networks can no longer be ignored. News | 19 Nov 2012
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SEC fines NYSE $5 million in compliance settlement
The New York Stock Exchange has agreed to a $5 million compliance settlement in response to SEC charges of improper distribution of market data. News | 18 Sep 2012
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First SOX, now a rollback of Dodd-Frank regulations?
Just weeks after the JOBS Act created reductions to SOX requirements, new House legislation would cut key portions of Dodd-Frank compliance regulations. News | 19 Apr 2012
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JOBS Act to have little influence on GRC tools and processes, for now
The JOBS Act alters compliance requirements for emerging companies, but experts say it should have little influence on GRC tools and strategy for those already on the right track. News | 16 Apr 2012
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JOBS Act invites wide range of deregulation opinions
Proponents of the JOBS Act say deregulating emerging businesses will boost the economy. But the controversial act has attracted a variety of opinions. News | 12 Apr 2012
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Do payment servers meet PCI compliance requirements?
The recent data breach at Global Payments Inc. should create scrutiny for credit card payment processing servers’ security and PCI compliance requirements. News | 05 Apr 2012
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FTC pushes online privacy rules, and JOBS lessens regs
The FTC’s online privacy rules would exclude smaller businesses, and the JOBS Act loosens regulatory compliance for them. But should SMBs be exempt? News | 29 Mar 2012
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Overcoming the data governance and security implications of BYOD
In this tip, learn the data governance and security obstacles businesses must consider when implementing a BYOD policy, and how to overcome them. Tip
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HIPAA compliance requirements not just for health care anymore
A new rule extends HIPAA compliance requirements to covered entities' business associates, forcing them to reexamine data security and privacy. Tip
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Compliance rules complicate nonprofits' move to cloud-based computing
As nonprofits turn to cloud-based computing, these organizations must be aware of how moving to the cloud influences regulatory compliance processes. Tip
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The ABCs of meeting quarterly PCI scanning requirements
For some organizations, quarterly PCI DSS scanning requirements create confusion. Here are tips on the PCI scanning process to help stay compliant. Tip
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Audit management: Five strategies to streamline the PCI audit process
Tired of the same Payment Card Industry (PCI) assessment headaches every year? Here are five process strategies to streamline the PCI audit process. Tip
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The sometimes-harsh realities of information security and compliance
Following information security and compliance regulations can hinder your everyday business processes. Here's why you need to strike a proper balance. Tip
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How regulation should -- and shouldn't -- influence cybersecurity policy
Recent breaches display the importance of cybersecurity policy, and regulations provide a decent data protection roadmap. But compliance does not automatically equal security. Tip
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Seven security and compliance lessons from a credit card breach
A credit card data breach can create turmoil throughout your organization. Here are seven information security and compliance lessons to help your business. Tip
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Five tips to help guide green compliance at your organization
As more industries push for environmentally friendly processes, green compliance is a major concern. Here are tips to help incorporate the right green IT practices at your organization. Top Five
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New and not-so-new security twists in the Cybersecurity Act of 2012
The Cybersecurity Act of 2012 gives the government more control over the private sector’s information security. But are the new rules really needed? Our expert says no. Tip
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Payment card industry compliance: Protect phoned-in credit card data
Mathieu Gorge explains how to protect credit card data over the phone if you're a call centre trying to meet payment card industry compliance standards. Ask the Expert
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native advertising
Native advertising is the integration of marketing content with a website in such a way that it is not distinct from the rest of the site in terms of its content, format, style or placement. Although native content is often informational rather than ... Definition
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dot com disclosures (.com disclosures)
The dot com disclosures are the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines for applying its regulations to online marketing activities. The FTC's original document "Dot Com Disclosures: Information About Online Advertising," issued in May 2000, dealt prim... Definition
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AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants)
The AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) is a member association for the accounting profession that sets ethical standards for accountants, as well as U.S. auditor standards for private companies, nonprofit organizations and the... Definition
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FTC (Federal Trade Commission)
The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is a U.S. federal regulatory agency designed to monitor and prevent anticompetitive, deceptive or unfair business practices. Definition
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geolocation data
Geolocation data is information associated with an electronic device that can be used to identify its physical location. The most common example of geolocation data is an IP address. Definition
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FPCA (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act)
The Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) is a federal U.S. law aimed at preventing the bribery of foreign government officials in an effort to obtain or retain business. Definition
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Video Privacy Protection Act of 1988
The Video Privacy Protection Act of 1988 is United States legislation that prevents wrongful disclosure of an individual's personally identifiable information stemming from their rental or purchase of audiovisual material, including videotapes, DVDs ... Definition
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Whistleblower Protection Act
The Whistleblower Protection Act of 1989 (WPA) is a law that protects federal government employees in the United States from retaliatory action for voluntarily disclosing information about dishonest or illegal activities occurring at a government org... Definition
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whistleblower
A whistleblower is a person who voluntarily provides information to the general public, or someone in a position of authority, about dishonest or illegal business activities occurring at an organization. Definition
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NERC CIP (critical infrastructure protection)
The NERC CIP (critical infrastructure protection) plan is a set of requirements designed to secure assets vital to reliably operating North America's bulk electric system. Definition
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Top data management strategies to maintain PCI DSS compliance
In this video, University of Notre Dame IT security manager Mike Chapple discusses the data management strategies that maintain PCI DSS compliance. Video
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Podcast: The barriers to PCI DSS compliance and how to overcome them
Some businesses struggle with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard. In this podcast, learn strategies to maintain PCI DSS compliance. Podcast
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native advertising
Native advertising is the integration of marketing content with a website in such a way that it is not distinct from the rest of the site in terms of its content, format, style or placement. Although native content is often informational rather than ... Definition
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dot com disclosures (.com disclosures)
The dot com disclosures are the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines for applying its regulations to online marketing activities. The FTC's original document "Dot Com Disclosures: Information About Online Advertising," issued in May 2000, dealt prim... Definition
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#Compliance: Proposal to update wiretapping laws draws controversy
Twitter was abuzz after a report of possible updates to wiretapping laws. Opponents argue it would dramatically alter civil rights and online privacy. News
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How does shadow IT complicate regulatory compliance?
As shadow IT spreads, so, too, do the associated data privacy and security risks. In this FAQ, learn more about shadow IT and its compliance pitfalls. FAQ
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FAQ: How does shadow IT complicate enterprise regulatory compliance?
As shadow IT spreads, so, too, do the associated data privacy and security risks. In this FAQ, learn more about shadow IT and its compliance pitfalls. FAQ
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AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants)
The AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) is a member association for the accounting profession that sets ethical standards for accountants, as well as U.S. auditor standards for private companies, nonprofit organizations and the... Definition
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Overcoming the data governance and security implications of BYOD
In this tip, learn the data governance and security obstacles businesses must consider when implementing a BYOD policy, and how to overcome them. Tip
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Product Spotlight: Compliance monitoring tools for finance firms
In this Product Spotlight, learn about new compliance monitoring tools to help financial institutions meet regulatory and data reporting requirements. Product Spotlight
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FTC (Federal Trade Commission)
The FTC (Federal Trade Commission) is a U.S. federal regulatory agency designed to monitor and prevent anticompetitive, deceptive or unfair business practices. Definition
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geolocation data
Geolocation data is information associated with an electronic device that can be used to identify its physical location. The most common example of geolocation data is an IP address. Definition
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About Industry-specific requirements for compliance
Each industry has its own set of compliance guidelines. Learn more about industry-specific requirements for professionals at financial services companies, healthcare providers, public companies, midmarket organizations and other verticals that must address or meet regulatory compliance goals.