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Cybersecurity: Important Lessons in Breach Response
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Sean B. Hoar, Allen Burzen, Shamoil T. Shipchandler, J. Andrew Valentine
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Cybersecurity: Important Lessons in Breach Response (Nov 2017)
Data breach trends in 2017 show an increased sophistication of malware, increased targeting of corporate human resources information (W-2 and other personnel information), unique combinations of social engineering and technical subterfuge to acquire sensitive data for criminal monetization, and malicious damage caused by encryption attacks. It is increasingly difficult for businesses to protect their digital environment, and it is more important than ever before to plan for the inevitable. Hear some lessons learned from years of experience in this area, with an emphasis on proactive approaches to data security, including thorough preparation and a rapid response.
Originally presented: Oct 2017 Government Enforcement Institute
Sean B. Hoar,
CISSP, GISP, CIPP/US, Partner and Chair, Data Privacy & Cyber Security Practice, Lewis Brisbois - Portland, OR
Allen Burzen,
Referral Partner Manager, AllClear ID - Austin, TX
Shamoil T. Shipchandler,
Regional Director, Fort Worth Regional Office, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - Fort Worth, TX
J. Andrew Valentine,
Associate Managing Director, Cybersecurity and Investigations, Kroll - Dallas, TX