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The secure handling of payment card data is imperative. The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) first established in 2005 and now in its 4.0 version, serves as an industry baseline guide to ensure that businesses handle Cardholder Data with utmost security. But what exactly is PCI DSS, and why is compliance so important? Are financial penalties, reputational damage, and legal liability consequences of non-compliance? Here's an in-depth look at this standard and how it fits into your company’s cyber security strategy.

Enterprise Times talked with Richard Ford, Chief Technology Officer at Integrity360, about Managed Detection and Response. In the past, tools have been sold based on fear and the need to have multiple overlapping tools to plug gaps. But that has come at a price of complexity which, in itself, leads to gaps and mistakes. Listen to Richard's insights in the podcast below.

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) recently released its report on the cyber threat landscape for the healthcare sector and it didn’t make for pretty reading.

Dublin, 26^th May 2023 – Integrity360,Ireland’s largest cyber security services specialist, today announces that it been crowned Managed Security Services Provider of the Year at the 2023 Tech Excellence Awards.

London, 3^rd April 2023 – Integrity360, one of the fastest-growing and largest independent pure-play cyber security specialists in the UK and Ireland, today announced that it has been named as a Representative Vendor* in the 2023 Gartner Market Guide for Managed Detection and Response (MDR) Services.

We’re delighted to announce that the keynote speaker for our upcoming Security First Conferences in London (March 22^nd) and Dublin (April 27^th) will be cybercrime investigative journalist and author Geoff White.

With the complexity of cyber threats increasing across the board, general approaches to cyber security aren’t enough to protect your organisation. You need cyber security that can address each threat on a case-by-case basis.  

More and more organisations are realising the benefits of achieving compliance with an international security standard, and more specifically the ISO27001.It’s a standard that was first released in October 2005sowhy is thisstill relevant today?– It continues to be largely drivenby client requirements, the desire for a competitive advantage or simply wanting to ensure the most robust security practices for the company and its stakeholders. 

The Covid-19 pandemic changed the way we work in the UK and Ireland forever. As companies experimented with remote working to maintain productivity, many employees became accustomed to the idea of working from home and enjoying a greater work-life balance.  

How can you maximise your return on security spend? What happens to security now, post pandemic? Do you understand the real impacts a ransomware attack would have on your business? Our security experts and partners answered these questions and more at our Security First Roadshow events. 

After years of increased threat complexity, most organisations simply don’t have the resources necessary to build an in-house cyber security strategy that’s equipped to deal with modern threats.  

Keeping advanced cyber threats at bay is something that many organisations aren't equipped to do.