Tag: Internet of Things (IoT)

With 2019 planning on the horizon, audit teams are beginning to consider external factors that threaten to disrupt the success of their organization’s key objectives. Gartner’s Malcolm Murray, Rafael Go and Leslee McKnight analyze 11 key risks, connected by four major risk themes, that can help audit teams more effectively ...

Key Considerations to Facilitate Smooth M&As As the list of cybersecurity breaches grows daily and headlines grow more shocking – think Home Depot, Target, Anthem, Yahoo!, WannaCry – the importance of cybersecurity in M&A due diligence has correspondingly increased. Do you want to purchase a company that’s been compromised? How ...

The compliance landscape is changing, necessitating changes from the compliance profession as well. A team of experts from CyberSaint discuss what compliance practitioners can expect in the year ahead. with co-authors Padraic O’Reilly, CyberSaint CPO and Co-Founder and Adam Bryan, Advisor Regardless of experience or background, 2019 will not be ...

Since many IoT devices capture data, IoT companies are fielding and will increasingly field requests for the data in connection with criminal or civil proceedings. Attorneys from Morrison & Foerster discuss the growing demand and what IoT companies should consider going forward. There are an estimated 10 billion internet of ...

Interconnected with the rise of AI is the growth of the IoT, which is already transforming businesses. Mayer Brown’s Linda Rhodes and Charles King III cover not only the rise of IoT, but also the risks of such technology. The internet of things (IoT) is driving business transformation. Its impressive data-collection ...

ISF’s Steve Durbin details findings from the firm’s recent Threat Horizon 2021 report, highlighting the top three threats to information security emerging in the next two years.

Fenergo’s Kevin O’Neill discusses how asset management firms and other financial institutions are being scrutinized more by regulatory bodies with respect to AML/KYC compliance and what can be done to rectify the problem. A recent report found that regulators over the past 10 years have issued over $26 billion in ...

2018 demonstrated that cyber threats are far from being tackled. Coalfire’s Adam Shnider discusses how in 2019, we can expect compliance and governmental bodies to set the bar even higher to protect data. While it may appear that enterprise security teams and compliance frameworks have stepped up their game to ...

5 Ways Organizations Can Benefit from ML Heidi Maher, Executive Director of the Compliance, Governance and Oversight Council (CGOG), discusses the machine learning (ML) use cases for compliance and legal teams, plus key first steps for taking advantage of ML technology. Compliance and legal teams are struggling to keep pace ...

The Need for a Chief Privacy Officer Nearly every day we hear about another data breach at a major corporation, making the case for a chief privacy officer (CPO) more compelling now than ever. Adams and Reese attorney Roy Hadley discusses the various reasons organizations should employ a CPO. 2.5 ...

The Inherent Risk (and Reward) of Innovation This year, cybersecurity officers must rethink their end-to-end security ecosystem. Top priority will be identifying and addressing evolving vulnerabilities to people, processes, technologies and service providers. It's time both to re-evaluate the overarching security strategy and to take a more security-minded approach from ...

Morals and Morale in the Workplace There’s a degree of trust at every level of an organisation. Depending on size, it may or may not be easy to communicate with every echelon, but senior figures should always be fully aware of what the attitude and outlook is throughout the company ...