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How to set security requirements and test systems according to ISO 27001

Security is something that everyone wants to have, but which no one ever wants to use. And this thought can bring a lot of problems. Unless a system’s purpose is security related (e.g., firewall, access system, etc.), users pay little attention to how security is embedded in a product, and ...

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How to set security requirements and test systems according to ISO 27001

Security is something that everyone wants to have, but which no one ever wants to use. And this thought can bring a lot of problems. Unless a system’s purpose is security related (e.g., firewall, access system, etc.), users pay little attention to how security is embedded in a product, and ...

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The New EU General Data Protection Regulation – A First Assessment

The results of the trilogue of the EU institutions (European Parliament, Commission and Council) on the data protection reform package is an important milestone on the way into the global information society. The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will replace 28 different data protection laws of the Member States. The