From 1st July 2023 many attorneys in the U.S will be required to undertake cybersecurity, privacy, and data protection training as part of their biennial learning requirements. () Ones really pleased that on the 11th April we start our accredited…
As Lloyds cyber exclusion clauses for ‘state backed cyber attacks’ come into effect one suspects that it is going to face challenges. Firstly being able to attribute a hack to a named group, or individual with enough certainty to pass…
Reinforcing the earlier Lloyds post, the growing cyber threat from Nation State attackers is a concern. If it can be proven to be a nation state threat actors, cyber insurance maynot cover the costs, and it won’t cover the full…
Ted Dziekanowski thank you for posting our article. Cyber regulation shifts cybersecurity risk management compliance ‘Left of Bang’ on to the financial statements, and into the board rooms of covered entities. EU NIS 2.0, DORA, the SEC proposal sets board…
A great article written earlier this month by James Dempsey discussing the impact of enforcement in cyber regulatory compliance. The breadth of cybersecurity regulation being released by U.S, EU and Australian regulators in 2022 and so far in 2023 is…
All CNI sectors rely on manufacturing, manufacturers that have for many years created efficient ‘Just in Time’ lean, global supply chains. Supply Chains that have been been demonstrated susceptible to cyber attacks. Factors including the cost of cyber compliance, access…
Cyber attacks resulting from third party suppliers poor cyber are one reason regulators are focusing on the ICT industry and the role it has in cybersecurity risk management. The list of companies affected by the GoAnywhere security issue is a…
The debate around the Latitude bank hack continues, with a fair and obvious point. If the data was stolen from third party suppliers, the responsibility for managing risk may be transferred to third party suppliers, the accountability for managing the…
Working with organization to implement cybersecurity risk management would be profitable for the insurance industry. It would enable cyber insurers to build the repository of data needed to adequately underwrite cyber, in near real time. Additionally cyber regulation will require…
Thank you Stephen Pitt-Walker, JD, FGIA, there is a metaphor about gambling in here. One wonders the next steps for the Australian government, with the number of cyber attacks facing the country. #cybersecurity #cyberriskmanagement #cyberattacks #cyberlaw View Original Post
