A great read about the changing cyber compliance landscape and its potential impact on boards outside the U.S. With the recent Uber case and criminal prosecution of the ex-CSO, and the announcement last week by the FTC to take action…
Staff retention issues at the SEC may put a break on the SECs plans for regulatory changing 2022. With 2022 seeing more 26 regulatory proposal put forward, 5 more than the next highest year 2019. 2022 is a demanding year…
Australia continues to be at the front of a sustained cyber attack. This time the ForceNet platform looks to have been compromised. ForceNet is a social media platform provided by the Australian Defence department for military families. Ted Dziekanowski #cybersecurity…
If the recent FTC proposed order against the Drizy CEO, following the 2020 cyber attack is anything to go by (). What will the SEC do to target CEO and board pay following a cyber attack. It’s not a big…
Are we starting to see a larger move in share price when organisations announce they have been affected by a cyber attack? In this case shares fell 4% on Friday as markets reacted when Aurubis Europe’s largest Copper smelter announced…
If true, to have been a fly on the wall of a Prime Ministers conversations. Would the phone have come from Cheltenham and all communications gone via Cheltenham? At least when the U.S brings the UK cyber posture into focus…
Just because……………..there’s a common language that’s not war. View Original Post
The Alliance report of cyber risks highlights ransomware as the biggest risk facing firms and it is still a significant risk. But I disagree. The biggest risk that organisations face is their ability to transfer cyber risk. Cyber is no…
The U.S whistleblower program has been a useful tool in the arsenal of compliance. Will a recession drive more people to raise whistleblower claims? The DoJ has been gearing up its Civil Cyber fraud initiative and cyber has been tested…
I wonder how this issue will be resolved? Section 889(a)(1)(B) of the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) prohibits recipients of federal funding awards from using or procuring certain covered telecommunications equipment or services. () I wonder the implications on…
