The California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) was a landmark law passed in California to support data privacy and consumer rights. As time has marched onward, new technologies and insights from stakeholders have introduced new approaches to the challenges addressed by CCPA. That’s why Proposition 24, the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), was drafted and passed into law. 

With the provisions of CPRA set to become operative on January 1 of 2022, businesses must understand the shift from CCPA to CPRA.

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It seems like new vulnerabilities enter the mainstream every day. With the recent Log4Shell bug attracting significant attention as one of the worst vulnerabilities known to cybersecurity, many businesses are scrambling to understand their exposure and how the cybersecurity industry is responding. One way to understand these vulnerabilities is to look at security databases and classifications. Two of the most widespread frameworks for classifying and ranking vulnerabilities are the Common Vulnerabilities Exposures and Common Vulnerability Scoring Systems.

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The recent uncovering of the Log4Shell bug, tied to the ubiquitous log4j module, has swept through private and public organizations reliant on IT logging technology. A relatively simple bug, the implications of its widespread use means that remediation will be a long, complex endeavor. While the potential millions of implementations wait for updates, however, the complex infrastructure of national IT is vulnerable to attack. 

Read more about this bug and its potential threat to organizations across the world. 

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