Recently, Secratic Managing Partner, Daniel Ayala, wrote a series of pieces for one of our clients, LabArchives (https://labarchives.com) on the benefits and challenges of securing SaaS systems in the cloud. This is an excerpt from the final of a three-part series on the benefits and challenges of securing SaaS and cloud applications on behalf of one of...
This is part two of a series that Secratic Managing Partner, Daniel Ayala recently wrote on behalf of a Secratic client, LabArchives (https://labarchives.com) on the benefits and challenges of securing cloud and SaaS applications. Technology Secured at Scale How can we secure today’s cloud services? Last week, we started our discussion on cloud services and...
Recently, Secratic Managing Partner, Daniel Ayala, wrote a series of pieces for one of our clients, LabArchives (https://labarchives.com) on the benefits and challenges of securing SaaS systems in the cloud. This is an excerpt from Part 1 of that series: Have cloud applications become just as secure as on-premise-based applications? There has been a strong belief in...
Earlier today, Secratic hosted the second in our webinar series entitled “How to Build a Privacy Program.” In this session, we covered the basics of a privacy program, things to consider when thinking about how to approach the process and resources that are of use in building and maintaining your program. This program was focused...
Register now for the next in the series of webinars presented by Secratic. This one is for businesses and other organisations (including but not limited to: state/local government groups, university/educational organisations, and more) that have been trying to better understand what it takes to bring more structure into their organisation around privacy. Compliance requirements are...
In a recent post on Privacy Maven, we reviewed the challenges with Google’s decision to make agreements behind-the-scenes with health groups to gather health data. In Maven Analysis: Privacy Is Not On Your Side in US Health Data Sharing, Privacy Maven looked at the challenges of current healthcare privacy law in the United States, and...
On behalf of Gary Price and Daniel Ayala, we are very pleased to announce the launch of Privacy Maven, now live and operational today. Privacy Maven is a curated reading list of current and (we hope) interesting articles, journals and scholarly pieces that communicate the current state and challenges related to privacy, related compliance, digital ethics, and...
We’ve got a new site, but nothing has changed about our commitment to security and privacy, and how we go about bringing both topics to our clients. When we spun up Secratic in September of 2018, it was with the idea that we would take some ideas about what we wanted to see the business...
Wow, that was fun! Earlier today, we held what is the first in what will become a series of webinars on a variety of (hopefully) interesting security and privacy topics. The goal of the webinars is to inform businesses, academic institutions and local government bodies of ways to think about how to begin to integrate...
A question came up recently about how to begin to incorporate Privacy By Design concepts into an Application Security program. Here are some ideas: If you are not familiar with the original Privacy By Design principles written by Ann Cavoukian, the former Information and Privacy Commissioner of Ontario, take a look and use them as the...
