Jeffrey Bernstein, director of cybersecurity and data privacy in Kaufman Rossin’s risk advisory services practice, shared his insights during an interview with CBS News titled, “AT&T customers in South Florida call data breach ‘invasion of privacy.’” In the interview, Jeffrey discusses the risks associated with outsourcing data storage and emphasizes the importance of increasing security measures for any device connected to a phone number to safeguard sensitive information. Visit here to watch the full interview: https://okt.to/GKAQFf
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🌟 Exciting news! 🌟 The Beckage Firm: Tech, Data Security & Privacy Law Firm team will be attending the NetDiligence® Cyber Risk Summit in San Diego from May 20 – May 22. Jennifer Beckage, Esq. CIPP/US, CIPP/E and Scott Morris will explore the latest trends and strategies alongside other industry leaders. Reach out to them to schedule a meeting and explore how our firm stays at the forefront of cybersecurity advancements. Let’s network and innovate together! #TheBeckageFirm #CardinalStrong #CyberRiskSummit #NetDiligence #Cybersecurity
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With a commitment to staying ahead of the curve on data security and #cyberrisk for our clients, David Shannon, chair of our Privacy & Data Security Practice Group, and shareholder Jeremy J. Zacharias, RPLU are representing Marshall Dennehey at the NetDiligence® Cyber Risk Summit in Philadelphia. The conference provides insights on current and emerging concerns in the ever-changing cyber landscape. #databreach #datasecurity #litigation
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On the heels of the SEC’s new cybersecurity rule, the DOJ and FBI each released information about how public companies can request delaying public disclosure of material cybersecurity incidents. In this alert, my colleagues Walé Oriola, Peter Baldwin and Andy Taylor unpack the information, underscoring the significance of adopting a proactive compliance approach to satisfy the reporting requirements of the cybersecurity rule. #Cybersecurity #FBI #DOJ #SEC #Compliance #Law
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On the heels of the SEC’s new cybersecurity rule, the DOJ and FBI each released information about how public companies can request delaying public disclosure of material cybersecurity incidents. In this alert, my colleagues Walé Oriola, Peter Baldwin and Andy Taylor unpack the information, underscoring the significance of adopting a proactive compliance approach to satisfy the reporting requirements of the cybersecurity rule. #Cybersecurity #FBI #DOJ #SEC #Compliance #Law
DOJ & FBI Issue New Guidelines for Delayed Reporting of Cyber Incidents to the SEC
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Next week: Join NeoSystems, the Native Hawaiian Organizations Association (NHOA) and Holland & Knight LLP for a webinar to prepare for new government-wide cyber regulations affecting contract eligibility. NeoSystems Sr. Vice President, Stuart Itkin, Eric Crusius, partner at Holland & Knight, and Shannon Edie, Executive Director at NHOA, will share what needs to be done and by when. You will take away key strategies to meet upcoming CMMC compliance deadlines and learn how to address potential legal ramifications for organizations serving the DoD and other government agencies. Register today! #cmmc #dfars #smallbusiness #defensecontractors #cloudsecurity #cybersecurity
Webinar - 5 Strategies to Prepare for New Government-Wide Cyber Regulations
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🔐 RSM’s National Leader of Security and Privacy, Tauseef Ghazi, was featured in this CFO Dive article discussing the recent #RSM US Middle Market Business Index Cybersecurity Special Report:
AI powers uptick in middle-market cyberattacks
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🔐 To maintain trust and transparency with customers, partners, and employees, businesses must ensure they’re adhering to data privacy and compliance regulations. As we close out #DataPrivacyWeek, our CISO, Doug Kersten, highlights the critical role vendors play in ensuring protection in the face of more stringent regulations and evolving cyber threats:
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Fred Trotter discusses the division in privacy and cybersecurity philosophies into two camps: maximalists who advocate for continuous communication regardless of data security, and minimalists who prefer no electronic communication to avoid risks. He suggests that a balanced approach, acknowledging the need for communication in certain contexts while minimizing risk, is essential for a sophisticated discourse on privacy. Listen to the full episode: https://rfr.bz/l8yhl44
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The SEC's changes to disclosure and transparency requirements has ignited many conversations in our industry. The clip below touches on two: 1) Regulations are beneficial because they incentivize organizations to be more accountable since the truth will come out in public filings. 2) More reports equals more noise than signal and won't actually help people whose data is compromised. We go deeper into the importance of transparency in corporations, ethical challenges for CISOs, and the role of the FCC in cybersecurity transparency in this blog: https://lnkd.in/gJNeBDyc #GetGutsy #transparency #cybersecurity #disclosure #SEC #CISO
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Kevin Szczepanski, Data Security & Technology Practice Area co-chair and host of Barclay Damon Live: Cyber Sip, was featured in the Rochester Business Review article “Does Your Website Invite Litigation? Here’s How to Avoid the Risks,” which was republished in the Idaho Business Review with the title “Upward Trend in Tech-Related Litigation Means Tighter Data Control for Companies.” Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/gQ3zXfge #News #TechnologyLitigation #LitigationRisks #WesternNewYork #DataSecurityAndTechnology #Cybersecurity #RiskManagement
