Incident response plans focus on restoring damaged IT systems, but it's not just IT staff who are involved in responding to security incidents. Successfully containing, removing and recovering from an incident requires cooperation between business units, IT, legal counsel, human resources, public relations, and security and audit groups. Read on for our recommendations to achieve stakeholder and employee buy-in early on in the planning process.

One of the newest members of the ISO 27000 family, ISO 27018 covers protection of personally identifiable information (PII) in public cloud environments. For cloud service providers looking to enhance security and win over customers, aligning with ISO 27018 may be worth the effort.

While a physical breach may not sound as threatening as ransomware or a denial of service attack, unauthorized intruders can wreak havoc on a data center, resulting in data losses, downtime and, potentially, a damaged reputation and diminished customer base. Read on for proven ways to protect your data center, systems and equipment.

Software as a Service (SaaS) means agility, efficiency and reduced costs, but also new security concerns that are specific to public clouds. Here are a few things you can do to ensure your data is kept safe.

Come network outage or high water, your business operations shouldn't be down for long. Implementing a disaster recovery plan will ensure a smooth transition to a speedy recovery.

At Securance, we know that the whole is greater and more powerful than the sum of its parts, and we enjoy helping clients like Franklin County, Ohio, achieve their goals. Read on to learn more about our work with the County.

Township High School District 211 has chosen to work with our team for an upcoming IT security project.

If you hear "phishing" and think about your bank accounts, you're not far off. But the risks to your business are just as great, if not greater. From credentials to trade secrets, to employee and customer information, the enterprise is a gold mine for hackers.

Complying with HIPAA can seem like a Russian nesting doll of standards, requirements and testing protocols. In this article, we lay out the key steps to compliance with the Privacy, Security and Omnibus Rules.

While organizations focus on the explosion of ransomware and hacker threats, insider attacks are quietly gaining ground. Here’s how to keep your IT infrastructure from crumbling from the inside.