Intelligent CISO Issue 11 | Page 13

news RSA Security research reveals the dark side of customer data hidden risks of Digital Transformation: loss of customer trust. The RSA Data Privacy and Security Survey 2019 explores the nuances of ethical data use, shedding light on consumer perceptions of data privacy. According to the study, which surveyed more than 6,000 adults across France, Germany, the United Kingdom and United States, less than half (48%) of consumers believe there are ethical ways companies can use their data and 57% blame companies above anyone else, even a hacker, in the event of a data incident. n online survey commissioned by RSA Security, a global cybersecurity leader delivering business-driven security solutions to help organisations manage digital risk, has revealed there is a growing A disconnect between how companies capitalise on customer data and how consumers expect their data to be used. Consumer backlash in response to the numerous high-profile data breaches in recent years has exposed one of the Despite consumers harbouring heightened concerns about their privacy, they continue to exhibit poor cyberhygiene, with 73% of users admitting that they reuse the same passwords across many sites, leaving them more vulnerable. DEVICE AUTHORITY AND NCIPHER DELIVER TRUST FOR MEDICAL IOT evice Authority, a global leader in identity and access management (IAM) for the Internet of Things (IoT) and Blockchain, has announced its partnership and joint customer success with nCipher Security, a provider of trust, integrity and control for business-critical information and applications. Device Authority’s KeyScaler platform integrates with nCipher’s nShield hardware security modules (HSMs) to provide high-assurance device authentication, managed end-to-end encryption and certificate provisioning for IoT devices, ideal for medical, industrial and other smart connected products. KeyScaler delivers a scalable, device-based authentication and authorisation to establish a strong root of trust and identity assurance D www.intelligentciso.com | Issue 11 for medical IoT devices. Cindy Provin, CEO, nCipher Security, said: “Every day we are seeing how technology in healthcare is helping improve the care that patients receive. However, we have also seen that the healthcare industry is regularly under threat from cybercriminals. Our partnership with Device Authority has enabled us to solve device authentication and data security challenges that are hindering IoT deployments.” u 13