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Data Breaches and Cybersecurity: What the hospitality industry can learn from the Marriott breach

Today’s revelation by Marriott International that a data breach exposed the names and personal details of over 500 million guests sent a shudder throughout the hospitality industry worldwide. Hoteliers know they are an appealing target for hackers as their databases contain identifying and financial information for very large numbers of…

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Cyber Risk and Internal Accounting Controls: How Should Boards Respond?

The SEC warns public companies that lax cybersecurity practices could violate rules governing internal accounting controls, and offer nine scams as cautionary tales. The SEC has become increasingly active when it comes to cybersecurity. Last month, it issued an investigative report about Business Email Compromises (BCEs) involving nine public companies…

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Cyber Resiliency: Designing for Disaster

Cybersecurity is a method to protect your data and systems. Cyber resiliency is a way of doing business in the face of the inevitable. When Hurricane Michael struck the Florida Panhandle earlier this month, it wiped away wide swaths of Mexico Beach, a coastal town on the Gulf of Mexico.…

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Webinar: Data protection and information security in EU, India and California – what next?

JMBM’s Cybersecurity & Privacy Group is pleased to announce that the Group’s Co-Chair, Michael A. Gold, will be participating as a panelist for the webinar Bristows Legally Speaking! Data protection and information security in EU, India and California – what next? Sponsored by the London-based law firm Bristows, the webinar…

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California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 – How You Can Prepare

On June 28, 2018, Governor Brown signed the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, which goes into effect on January 1, 2020. But – because of certain look-back features in the new law – significant compliance will be required by January 1, 2019. The Act is enforceable by the California…

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Responding to Ransomware

Agreeing to ransom terms is a losing proposition; spend your time and energy preparing for an attack. Ransomware attacks are on the rise, partly because of the ease and anonymity of crypto-currencies. In a typical ransomware attack, cyber criminals invade a computer system and encrypt key data, then threaten to…

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A Field Guide to “Social Engineering” Cyber Scams

Any hobbyist will tell you that a proper guide is a must to mastering a craft.  However, a hobby is a part-time occupation; most of us know that our businesses need full-time attention. Because cybersecurity threats can impact core business activities, addressing those threats, especially those known as “social engineering”…

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California Adopts the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 – What you need to know

It didn’t take long. On June 28, 2018, just more than a month after the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation went into effect, imposing broad obligations and restrictions on any entity collecting personal information of EU citizens and residents, the California legislature has passed AB 375, and the governor has…

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Cybersecurity Incident Response Plans – A Corporate Multi-Use Tool

The stakes have been raised as the EU’s new General Data Protection Regulation, or GDPR, mandates notification within 72 hours. Once that happens, social media and public opinion give you only hours to get it right. It’s often said that one can do something well, or quickly, but not both. …

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