Before advancing undue burden arguments about being unable to find key documents, you may want to test your systems to avoid embarrassment…
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Test your systems to avoid embarrassment…
Posted by Johnny Lee on June 9, 2017
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Separated by a common language…
Posted by Johnny Lee on April 13, 2017
[1] Board to CISO: Can we bounce back from a breach?
[2] CISO to Board: Unlikely…we need money & a LOT of work done immediately.
[3] What the Board hears…
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One of my all-time favorites…
Posted by Johnny Lee on March 27, 2017
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Design…test…repeat.
Posted by Johnny Lee on February 13, 2017
We all work with model employees…none of them would ever knowingly flout policy…just the same, it’s a good idea to test the theory. #InfoSec
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Well…that’s one way to secure the Internet of Things.
Posted by Johnny Lee on January 7, 2017
FTC brings its third action against #IoT hardware manufacturers, as it sues D-Link for flaws in routers and internet cameras that purportedly resulted in consumers’ privacy being at risk.
D-Link joins Asus and TRENDnet as FTC targets under a theory of unfairness in violation of Section 5 of the FTC Act.
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Minimize Business Email Compromise risk in 6 steps…
Posted by Johnny Lee on December 11, 2016
…a mix of training, process & technology to strengthen controls.
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What can we learn from the rash of revelations related to sizable hacks in 2012?
Posted by Johnny Lee on September 9, 2016
Posit the research, which indicates that the average length of an un-detected compromise is in excess of 200 days. Couple that with research from security outfit Bitglass, and you’ve got some shocking correlations that put 2012 into a broader perspective.
That experiment employed data-tracking technology to track the traverse of sensitive data on the dark web post-compromise.
The upshot: In 12 days, these data were access 1,100 times within 22 countries, with two different cyber-crime syndicates sharing data with their peers…imagine how often compromised 2012 data changed hands over 4 years!
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Holistic CyberSecurity Management…
Posted by Johnny Lee on July 14, 2016
Holistic CyberSecurity Management…
“Taking AIM at Cyber Risk” is the latest publication from Grant Thornton that articulates a vision of how to strategically address how organization should deal with the most serious business threats associated with CyberSecurity.
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What In-House Counsel should know about CyberSecurity Information Sharing…
Posted by Johnny Lee on July 8, 2016
What In-House Counsel should know about CyberSecurity Information Sharing…
HT: Christina Ayiotis
Corporate Counsel
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Federal court rules P.F. Chang’s breach isn’t covered by insurance…
Posted by Johnny Lee on June 9, 2016
Federal court rules P.F. Chang’s isn’t covered under a cyber-insurance policy for MasterCard assessments levied…
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