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Cybersecurity and Ransomware – It can get ugly when a hacker takes control of your smart building

Cyber risk affects businesses of every size and industry. A data breach can lead to negative publicity, loss of customer confidence and potential lawsuits. There can be a variety of unanticipated – and costly – business disruptions. Just ask the owners of the Romantik Seehotel Jaegerwirt hotel, in the Austrian…

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Cybersecurity Law in 2017 – Predictions and Prognostications

December is the month for predictions.  During this month, commentators of all sorts and in all areas predict the trends and actions that will impact us during the coming year.  While speculating the future is a questionable pursuit, we at the Cybersecurity Lawyer Forum would hate to be left out…

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Cybersecurity Law: Back to Square One? – The FTC and LabMD

  Over the past several years, the Federal Trade Commission has emerged as the de facto national regulator of online security and privacy. While banking and health regulators hold sway over their specific industries, the FTC has used its authority, granted under Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act…

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AB 2828 – California Updates its Breach Disclosure Law

California adopted the first data breach notification law in the nation in 2002, and has consistently worked to ensure that its law remains at the forefront of data security laws in the United States.  California burnished this reputation on September 13, 2016, when Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 2828, sponsored…

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Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Roundtable

I’m attending the Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management Roundtable on September 12 and 13 at the Intercontinental Hotel  in New Orleans, where Alex Ricardo of Beazley and I will be speaking on Cybersecurity in the Hospitality Industry tomorrow morning.  I’ll be leading a discussion of the unique privacy and security issues…

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Ignoring Cybersecurity – It’s Not an Option

Paralysis is one of the biggest obstacles to achieving a cybersecure environment.  Companies are often unable to take the steps necessary to bring security to an enterprise. It’s not only common; it’s entirely understandable. Achieving cybersecurity appears to be an overwhelming task. Every day brings another headline announcing a data breach, or…

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Cybersecurity Surveys – Key Takeaways

Spring is the season for many things, including the publication of cybersecurity surveys. In the past few months, Verizon has published its Data Breach Investigations Reports, Ponemon Institute Published its 2016 Study on How Organizations Manage Data Breach Exposures, the California Attorney General published its annual California Data Breach Report,…

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Video & transcript: First steps to take when there is a breach at your company

Co-chairs of the Jeffer Mangels Cybersecurity and Privacy Group, Robert E. Braun and Michael A. Gold, discuss the first steps to take when there’s a data breach at your company. The other videos in this 4-part series include: Why companies need a cybersecurity training program; Cybersecurity for middle market companies;…

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