In his article in Computer Weekly's monthly TechTarget series, Quorum Cyber Threat Intelligence Consultant Craig Watt argues that cyber law reform should be top of Labour's policy list. Read why Craig believes the UK is such a highly valued target for cybercriminals and what the new British government should do to significantly strengthen the country's cyber security. https://lnkd.in/eiGQG-kh.
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There are some duty breaches that are considered a criminal offence which can result in disqualification and fines for the director, or even imprisonment for the more serious cases. Read on: #cybersecurity #riskassessment #regulation #cyberinsurance #cyberessentials
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🔒 Strengthening Push Notification Security: A Must-Read Roundup! 🛡️✨ Check out this insightful roundup from Wired highlighting the latest in push notification privacy and security. As a Marketing Coordinator at BroCoTec, a Houston-based MSP, staying informed about evolving cyber threats is crucial. Push notifications are a powerful tool for engaging users, but they also come with inherent privacy and security risks. This roundup explores key strategies and best practices for safeguarding user data and mitigating potential vulnerabilities. At BroCoTec, we understand the importance of robust cybersecurity measures in 2024. From encryption protocols to secure authentication methods, we're dedicated to helping businesses implement effective push notification security strategies. Stay ahead of the curve and prioritize user privacy with insights from this must-read roundup. Let's work together to ensure that push notifications remain a valuable and secure communication channel for businesses and users alike. #Cybersecurity #PrivacyProtection #PushNotificationSecurity
The Privacy Danger Lurking in Push Notifications
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🔒 Cybercrime: A Growing Concern for All Digital Users In today's digital age, cybercrime is a pressing issue that everyone, from casual smartphone users to seasoned computer professionals, should be vigilant about. The rapid advancements in technology have brought immense benefits, but they have also opened doors to sophisticated cyber threats. 💻 Our latest opinion blog, "Understanding Cyber Crime and Enhancing Legal Frameworks in England and Wales," delves deep into the evolving landscape of cybercrime. We explore: * The most common types of cyber threats targeting individuals and businesses. * Recent case studies highlighting the real-world impact of cybercrime. * Current legal frameworks in England and Wales designed to combat these digital threats. * Practical steps and strategies to enhance cybersecurity measures and protect sensitive information. 🛡️ Key Takeaways: * Awareness: Understanding the various forms of cybercrime and their implications. * Prevention: Implementing robust cybersecurity practices to safeguard personal and professional data. * Legal Insights: Navigating the legal landscape and understanding your rights and responsibilities. Join us in this critical conversation and empower yourself with knowledge to stay ahead of cybercriminals. Read the full blog now and let’s work together to create a safer digital environment. 🔗 Read More: https://lnkd.in/efKjf8re #CyberSecurity #LegalFrameworks #CyberCrime #DigitalSafety #DataProtection #EnglandAndWales #CyberAwareness #TechLaw
Cyber Crime & Legal Frameworks in England and Wales
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Quick reads: S-RM's Cyber Intelligence Briefing: 16 August 1. Google confirms Iran hack on US presidential campaigns as FBI investigates. So what: State-backed hackers such as APT42 will continue to target US presidential campaigns as the election draws closer. 2. USD 60 million stolen from Orion in business email compromise scam So what: While fraudsters are employing scamming techniques that are increasingly targeted, well-crafted and therefore difficult to spot, organisations should adopt additional verification steps for transactions and require dual authorisation for all significant financial payments. 3. UN committee unanimously agrees on controversial cybercrime treaty. So what: Reaching consensus on a cybercrime treaty is a significant milestone. However, it remains to be seen what the real world impact will be if the treaty is ratified. hashtag #yourfirstcall hashtag #cyber hashtag #incidentresponse hashtag #cyberadvisory
Quick reads: S-RM's Cyber Intelligence Briefing: 16 August 1. Google confirms Iran hack on US presidential campaigns as FBI investigates. So what: State-backed hackers such as APT42 will continue to target US presidential campaigns as the election draws closer. 2. USD 60 million stolen from Orion in business email compromise scam So what: While fraudsters are employing scamming techniques that are increasingly targeted, well-crafted and therefore difficult to spot, organisations should adopt additional verification steps for transactions and require dual authorisation for all significant financial payments. 3. UN committee unanimously agrees on controversial cybercrime treaty. So what: Reaching consensus on a cybercrime treaty is a significant milestone. However, it remains to be seen what the real world impact will be if the treaty is ratified. #yourfirstcall #cyber #incidentresponse #cyberadvisory
Google confirms Iran hack on US presidential campaigns | Cyber Intelligence Briefing: 16 August
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The Justice Insiders host Gregg Sofer welcomes Husch Blackwell colleague Erik Dullea to the podcast to explore how human error factors into cybersecurity efforts. Most data breaches trace back to some form of human error, and an approach to cybersecurity that doesn’t address the ‘social attack surface’ is likely to be a failing—and expensive—proposition. Join the discussion: https://lnkd.in/gF3HeYa9 #cyberincident #digitalprofessionals
The Justice Insiders - Human Beings: Cybersecurity's Most Fragile Attack Surface
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Keeping Data and Privacy linked. eDiscovery, Data Breach Response Leader. Data Privacy/Breach| eDiscovery|Document Review| Cyber Incident| CLM| Ex-EY | Ex-TR | Ex-P3
Managing breaches involving Personally Identifiable Information (PII) and Protected Health Information (PHI) has consistently posed the greatest challenges and expenses in privacy breach containment. Such incidents often trigger heightened regulatory scrutiny and necessitate costly remediation efforts to promptly notify affected parties. At Iota Analytics we employ a cost-effective approach and utilize AI-driven technology to ensure compliance with regulatory timelines and maintain accurate notification lists. Explore our blog to discover solutions to critical challenges and practical recommendations, Link below: Read more: https://lnkd.in/gGJTvW6s #incidentresponse #databreach #cyberincident #cyber #legaltech
Navigating Cyber Incidents Efficiently
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The recent data leak from US MC2 serves as a stark reminder of what can happen when regulatory frameworks and protections for fundamental rights are weak. In Europe, stricter compliance and legal structures help avoid these scenarios. But while some criticize Europe's "lack of innovation," we should consider this: if innovation serves only commercial interests and disregards democracy, is it truly progress? At the core of European development is the protection of individual freedoms—and that principle should guide how we innovate. #privacy #dataprotection #cybersecurity #innovation #cyberattacks #leaks #compliance #usa #europe https://lnkd.in/dbX5HHFv
One-third of the US population’s background info is now public | Cybernews
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As promised, watch this space has turned into some news today! The Cyber Security Act would force businesses to disclose when they pay a ransom to a hacker and impose a fine if they do not. Some conversations to expect:- 👾 The risk of disclosing or not being a monetary burden (eg. $15,000 fine). 👾 Consideration size of the business and amount of ransom would be wise as a starting point, otherwise small to medium businesses will suffer. 👾 The "Limited Use Provision" - on discussions to limit access by regulators or rule out entirely is a huge concern for businesses trying to do the right thing by reporting, but being reprimanded by a regulator for falling victim to the ransom in the first place. Though we are still awaiting the Bill, it should be seen as welcome in the new cabinet shake up, which has seen our current Cyber Security Minister replaced by Tony Burke. It is clear the government are making changes, and how well these fair for us all in business is a mystery still - but we can feel empowered with the information available and for a timeline and what to expect. https://lnkd.in/gRXb3edd
Most cyber ransoms are paid in secret but a new law could change that
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🚨 **New Cyber Ransom Payment Laws Before Parliament** 🚨 1. 📜 **Legislation Alert**: Australia is considering new laws to regulate cyber ransom payments, aiming to deter cybercriminals and protect businesses. 2. 💼 **Impact on Businesses**: These laws will significantly impact how organizations handle ransomware attacks, requiring new protocols and response strategies. 3. 🔒 **Strengthening Cybersecurity**: By discouraging ransom payments, the legislation seeks to weaken the financial incentives for cyber attackers, promoting stronger cybersecurity practices. 4. 🌏 **Global Implications**: Australia's move could set a precedent for other countries facing similar cyber threats, influencing international cybersecurity policies. 5. 📊 **Stay Informed**: It's crucial for businesses and cybersecurity professionals to stay updated on these developments and prepare for potential changes in the regulatory landscape. Read the full article for more details: [New Cyber Ransom Payment Laws Before Parliament](https://lnkd.in/g2CdYDuR) if you are a Business or Tech leader in Australia and you want massively reduce you cybersecurity risk then DM using the word "CYBER" #CyberSecurity #Ransomware #Legislation #BusinessProtection #InfoSec #CyberAwareness #CyberLaw #Australia Astron Technology
Most cyber ransoms are paid in secret but a new law could change that
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Let’s be honest, law firms are a prime target for cyber criminals. Because of this they must ensure their supply chains are resilient. Firms in the legal sector are attractive targets for threat actors due (among other things) to the large volume of confidential and sensitive information they hold. They also often operate with, and within, complex supply chains given the pivotal role that law firms play in the business world and wider society. It is therefore important for a legal firm to ensure supply chain resilience. The best-prepared organisations will not only have a well-developed cyber incident response plan, but also conduct regular exercises in order to test that plan to a point where employees are confident in knowing what to do. In other words, a complete cyber incident management would cover the ability to detect an incident, respond and recover from it, and include well-defined exercises to test the company’s resilience. For more on this – take a look at my article I wrote recently for The Global Legal Post (link in comments below ⤵) #supplychain #cyberdefense #cybercrime #cyberresilience #fraud #legal #cyberattack
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