Blacklisting
What is Blacklisting?
A security approach that blocks known malicious entities such as IP addresses, domains, or file hashes while allowing everything else by default.
Terms that appear alongside blacklisting
Each of these is named in at least one of the same controls as blacklisting. The number is how many controls name both.
- tone at the top 2 shared controls
- due diligence 2 shared controls
- risk tolerance 2 shared controls
- joint controllers 2 shared controls
- risk appetite 2 shared controls
- sensitive personal data 2 shared controls
- privacy risk 2 shared controls
- risk appetite statement 2 shared controls
Frameworks that govern blacklisting
What the standards actually require on blacklisting
Requirements naming blacklisting across 4 standards, quoted from the control text.
Member States shall prohibit any form of retaliation against protected reporting persons, including threats and attempts of retaliation (e.g.
WB-Art.19 · Prohibition of retaliation →Permitted: complying with a boycotting country's import requirements barring goods or services from the boycotted country, its concerns, nationals or residents (not across-the-board refusals, and with information limits);
ear-export-administration-regulations::760.3 · 760.3 Exceptions to the prohibitions →The organization should treat as detrimental conduct any act or omission prompted by a report that harms or could harm the whistleblower, whether deliberate or not, whether the report is the only cause, one cause or a contributing cause, and including detrimen...
iso-37002-2021-whistleblowing-management-systems::8.4.3 · 8.4.3 Addressing detrimental conduct →Articles 31-32 of the Kazakhstan PDPL + Code of Administrative Offences Article 79 + Criminal Code Articles 147-148 establish the comprehensive penalty + enforcement framework.
KZ-PDPL-Training-Awareness-Penalties-Articles31-32-Administrative-Article79-Civil-Compensation-Criminal-CoAP · Kazakhstan PDPL Training + Awareness + Penalties + Articles 31-32 + Code of Administrative Offences (CoAP) Article 79 + Administrative KZT 500K-30M + Civil Compensation + Criminal Code Articles 147-148 + Up to 3 Years Imprisonment + KZT 1.5M Fine →Questions people ask about blacklisting
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