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Essential Cybersecurity Preparedness and Response: Internal Controls, Developing an Incident Response Plan and Responding to a Data Breach.
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Essential Cybersecurity Preparedness and Response: Internal Controls, Developing an Incident Response Plan and Responding to a Data Breach.
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Session 1: Internal Controls and Compliance - This in-depth “how to” discusses implementing internal controls and ensuring compliance to prevent a breach or other cyber intrusion, including privacy surveys, privacy by design, and contracting with vendors.
Session 2: Developing and Testing an Incident Response Plan - When (not if) a data breach occurs, will you be ready to respond? Learn the most important steps to take, key considerations, and essential tools to use in developing your incident response plan.
Session 3: Responding to a Data Breach - Learn best practices for dealing with and responding to a cyber breach, including handling the investigation, notifications, remediation, coordination with law enforcement, public relations, and preparing for potential lawsuits.
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Internal Controls and Compliance (Sep 2016)
William R. Daugherty, John DeLozier
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Session 1
—64 mins
Internal Controls and Compliance (Sep 2016)
This in-depth “how to” discusses implementing internal controls and ensuring compliance to prevent a breach or other cyber intrusion, including privacy surveys, privacy by design, and contracting with vendors.
Originally presented: Aug 2016 Essential Cybersecurity Law
William R. Daugherty,
BakerHostetler - Houston, TX
John DeLozier,
Mandiant - Dallas, TX
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Developing and Testing an Incident Response Plan (Sep 2016)
Bill Morrison, Rachel Ratcliff
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Session 2
—65 mins
Developing and Testing an Incident Response Plan (Sep 2016)
When (not if) a data breach occurs, will you be ready to respond? Learn the most important steps to take, key considerations, and essential tools to use in developing your incident response plan.
Originally presented: Aug 2016 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Bill Morrison,
Tenet Healthcare Corporation - Dallas, TX
Rachel Ratcliff,
Stroz Friedberg - Dallas, TX
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Responding to a Data Breach (Sep 2016)
Art Ehuan, Bart W. Huffman
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Session 3
—39 mins
Responding to a Data Breach (Sep 2016)
Learn best practices for dealing with and responding to a cyber breach, including handling the investigation, notifications, remediation, coordination with law enforcement, public relations, and preparing for potential lawsuits.
Originally presented: Aug 2016 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Art Ehuan,
Alvarez & Marsal - Washington, DC
Bart W. Huffman,
Locke Lord LLP - Austin, TX