GDPR Gets Teeth: British Airways and Marriott Fined

By Ilkka Turunen on July 09, 2019 devsecops

3 minute read time

Fines levied at British Airways and Marriott International under GDPR show why data protection must be a central part of the software supply chain.
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GDPR One Year On: Increasing Demand for "Security By Design"

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GDPR's influence is becoming more and more evident in software development. What comes next for teams in the EU and elsewhere as the policy turns 1?
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Secure By Design: Preparing for GDPR Should Begin With Software

By Brian Fox on May 10, 2018 data protection

4 minute read time

To ensure GDPR compliance, appropriate safeguards must be put in place across the entire software lifecycle.
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When Cyber Attack Meets Heart Attack

By Derek Weeks on April 21, 2018 devsecops

3 minute read time

The US For and Drug administration is urging patients with heart implants from Abbot Laboratories to visit a healthcare centre and install a firmware update.
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GDPR and OSS. How Are They Linked and Why Should You Care?

By Ryan Sheldrake on November 29, 2017 Everything Open Source

3 minute read time

GDPR and OSS. How are they linked and why should you care?
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DevSecOps and GDPR:  Why Open Source Risk Management Has Never Been More Important

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Modern IT teams must: 1. accelerate innovation by harnessing the power of open source and 2. minimize risk by creating flexible controls to automate compliance.
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GDPR Compliance? Lessons Learned from Equifax

By Matt Howard on September 22, 2017 Open Source

2 minute read time

The lesson from Equifax is simple. Cyber risk management has less to do with perimeter defense, and more to do with open source governance and app hygiene.
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