An interesting case to watch, as Hiscox the insurance company launches a law suit on the law firm Warden Grier, which suffered a cyber attack in 2016. Resulting in the theft of data belonging to the insurer. Hiscox is claiming…
If you reside in, or run a business covered by banking Law, Insurance Law or the Financial Services Law in New York state. Then 2020 could be an interesting year from a cyber security and data protection perspective. NYDFS, the…
Do the recently reported hacks on 5 law firms highlight a new chapter in the monetisation of cyber? They open up an interesting narrative on Maze the hacking group. How they are monetizing hacks and who may or may not…
With all the money and all the solutions are we preventing cyber attacks, or are we simply working to Paretos 80:20 law. I believe we’re working on the low hanging fruit, delivering the 80%. But to close the 20% requires…
Russian ISPs have to install DPI, as the countries ‘sovereign internet law comes into force. In what many claim will be used to restrict freedom of speech and access to information within the country. View Original Post
As China prepares to update its cyber regulations, to operate alongside existing laws, on the 1st December 2019. Are foreign firms at a greater risk of losing sensitive information? The proposals set out instructions on how all companies, public and…
The long arm of the law has a long memory. The New York State Attorney is suing the iconic US brand Dunkin Donuts, for not informing customers following a data breach in 2015 and the treatment of customers following a…
A recent attack on a pension fund for retired law enforcement officers in Oklahoma is another example of Municipalities being targeted in the US. The number of attacks in 2019 is already greater that 2018, with some notable cases including…
