For many prospective acquirers, the due diligence process involves laborious, costly tech and policy audits that often extend beyond the deal close, rather than looking for the target’s digital risk and exposure. GroupSense CEO Kurtis Minder discusses this much easier...
Read moreAs the response to the spread of the coronavirus escalates, companies are becoming increasingly dependent on a work-from-home workforce. Experts at Manatt discuss what security concerns companies must take into account with this increase in remote work. Businesses’ responses to...
Read moreRansomware is a devastating, costly and persistent tactic. NIST’s new reference architectures go a long way to guiding organizations toward a stronger ransomware defense, but user training is required as well. Crypsis Group’s Stephen Boyce discusses the role of end-user...
Read moreA cybersecurity risk management program (CRMP), or formal cybersecurity strategy document, is key in an organization’s ability to weather a cybersecurity incident. Kral Ussery’s Ron Kral discusses what to take into account when drafting one. No topic has likely garnered...
Read moreSponsored MediaPRO recently released its "State of Privacy and Security Awareness Report," revealing evolving progress and challenges in employees' security awareness and workplace privacy knowledge in the wake of tougher laws like GDPR and the new California Consumer Privacy Act...
Read moreThe New York SHIELD Act will go into effect in just a few weeks, so if your organization serves residents of New York, the time is now to make sure your company is in compliance with the law. Guidepost Solutions’...
Read moreNew privacy laws are popping up state by state, regulation around data privacy continues to expand in the EU and attention on cybercrime is at an all-time high. Coalfire’s Adam Shnider explores what the coming decade may bring. The trend...
Read moreWhistleblower cases may be the next trend in cybersecurity litigation. Morrison & Foerster’s Kristen J. Mathews, Mark David McPherson and Janie Schulman discuss various measures and best practices for companies in guarding against potential liability. While there has (understandably) been...
Read moreWhat does the next major terrorist attack look like? 9/11 spurred an overhaul in security against physical harm, but many organizations are still woefully underprepared for terror’s latest iteration: cyberattacks. Kroll’s Alan Brill and Eric Thompson discuss how organizations can...
Read moreMark Sangster, a cybersecurity expert from eSentire, considers recent data breaches and how the response to them is formulated largely by some key, innate human biases. Mark provides insights on how to reshape security and compliance policies to instead address...
Read moreWith the average cost of a data breach in 2019 as high as $3.9 million, it’s imperative for companies to understand the increasing risks, rising costs and expanding customer turnover rates associated with breaches – and to plan accordingly. Nelson...
Read moreNearly half of companies remain noncompliant as we near the 13th anniversary of the PCI DSS, and these organizations are at serious risk of data breaches and regulatory fines. Ground Labs’ Steven Cavey provides an overview of the standard and...
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