Government and industry regulations have placed unprecedented pressure on corporations to secure access to information and applications - not just with employees but also with customers, partners, and contractors. Organizations addressing compliance issues surrounding Sarbanes-Oxley (SarbOx), Gramm-Leach- Bliley (GLB), the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), DISA, CVE and other federal regulations are increasingly looking toward identity and access management solutions to help them comply. The importance of regulatory compliance has become a C-level issue.
The CSO Security Sensor IV survey found that regulatory and compliance issues continue to be the biggest drivers behind investments in security. And the challenges continue to rise with recently-enacted federal and state regulations. These regulations are dramatically affecting the way companies protect financial, medical, and other private information.
Security today isn't just a matter of new technology and new threats. Security is about doing business in new ways that reflect the emerging dangers in our world, the evolving concerns of customers, investors and employees. This new security landscape requires a new security conference. It requires The Security Standard.
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