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RadarFirst Unveils New Solution to Unify Privacy Incident Management Across Teams

RadarFirst, the industry-leader recognized for its patented intelligent privacy incident management platform, announced today the launch of Incident Dimensions™, a new solution that expedites incident resolution and enables collaboration across incident response teams, including: Security, Compliance, Records Management, Privacy, and others.

Avoid Confusion, Delays, and Redundancy in Incident Resolution

Despite continued investment into security prevention, organizations report that the number of data incidents which occur has continued to rise year and year. In October, Sylvia Sandoval, Director of Privacy Operations at USAA joined us for our 17th session of The Privacy Collective, “Breaking Barriers for Efficient, Collaborative Incident Resolution” to discuss how organizations can establish efficient incident response processes by connecting silos, establishing centralized teams, and building trust with communication.

Is it Time to Embrace Technology to Improve Efficiencies?

Across industries, technology can dramatically improve efficiency and productivity in business. And in the case of incident response management, technology can do more than creating efficiency. When it comes to incident response, teams need a process that is defensible, global, fast, and accurate.

Building a Ransomware Response Machine

In the face of increasing risks associated with ransomware, responding to threats with machine speed may spell the difference between costly downtime and ransom payments or a manageable recovery. Expertise in this area comes from a combination of precise, continuous, and purpose-built process automation tools, and a thoroughly practiced crisis management plan.

Reduce Incident Notification with Data Redaction

A deep dive on how leveraging data protection tactics and data redaction can reduce incident notification.

CyberAttacks, Data Breach Threats & Preparedness

The future looks unpredictable for companies and institutions who want to protect their data from ransomware and other forms of computer hacking as we move through Q4 of 2021 and into 2022. With cyberattacks and data breach threats spiking, it’s important to know how Privacy preparedness can save time, costs, and consumer trust.