COVID-19: Cybersecurity Risks for Health Care and Research Institutions are Heightened
Baker Donelson’s Ivan Boatner examines the increased threat of a cyberattack on COVID-19 health care providers, as well as the ...
Tag: Cybercrime
Data Breach Costs and Attacks Continue to Increase in 2019
With the average cost of a data breach in 2019 as high as $3.9 million, it’s imperative for companies to ...
Corporate Compliance Trends in the New Decade
New privacy laws are popping up state by state, regulation around data privacy continues to expand in the EU and ...
New York’s Bold Move to Improve Cybersecurity
Could It Have A Bigger Impact Than More Famous Legal Siblings? The California Consumer Privacy Protection Act and the GDPR ...
The Prevention of Exfiltration: A Digital-Era Priority
Data security is as crucial now as ever, as the threats are growing increasingly sophisticated. Nominet’s Cath Goulding discusses the ...
TRACE: UN Office on Drugs and Crime
Neil Walsh, Chief of Cybercrime, AML and Counter-Financing of Terrorism at the UNODC in Vienna, discusses the work that his ...
When Emails Attack
5 Tactics to Prevent Phishing Exposure Cyber criminals have used phishing emails to launch the vast majority of cyberattacks. Amid ...
A New SIEM for a New World
Moving from "Big Rules" to "No Rules" No two cybersecurity events are exactly alike, so it’s a fool’s errand to ...
Cryptomining Malware on The Rise
How to Prevent the Risk of Crypto-Jacking New cryptomining malware uses an NSA-exploit to spread to Windows machines while disabling ...
Are Health Care Organizations Protecting Data as Well as They Think?
8 Tips to Strengthen Your Data Security Practices The more often data is handled, the greater the risk of a ...
7 Cybersecurity Predictions for 2018
The Inherent Risk (and Reward) of Innovation This year, cybersecurity officers must rethink their end-to-end security ecosystem. Top priority will ...
