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Taking Data Breach Responses to the Next Level
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Taking Data Breach Responses to the Next Level
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Session 1: Taking Internal Controls and Compliance to the Next Level - An in-depth discussion on implementing internal controls and ensuring compliance to prevent a breach or other cyber intrusion, as well was contracting with vendors and third-party vendor risk management.
Session 2: Ephemeral Data and Other Emerging Technology - In cybersecurity, staying on pace with current technology, issues, and approaches is a step behind. Practitioners must remain ahead of what is current, or else they will find themselves obsolete, commoditized, outside best practice, or a victim of a cyber incident or crisis. Take a look ahead with thought leadership and awareness around emerging, nascent, or predicted cyber technologies, approaches, threats, challenges, and applications such as transactional due diligence, ephemeral data, incident response, smart cities, alternative commerce and banking, identification, contracting, connected devices, artificial intelligence, risk transfer, data analytics, ethical and privacy concerns, IoT, industrial controls, and connectivity.
Session 3: Data Breach Disclosure: Let’s Talk about it…or Not. - A discussion about obligations to disclose data breach incidents and the best practices associated with such incidents.
Session 2: Ephemeral Data and Other Emerging Technology - In cybersecurity, staying on pace with current technology, issues, and approaches is a step behind. Practitioners must remain ahead of what is current, or else they will find themselves obsolete, commoditized, outside best practice, or a victim of a cyber incident or crisis. Take a look ahead with thought leadership and awareness around emerging, nascent, or predicted cyber technologies, approaches, threats, challenges, and applications such as transactional due diligence, ephemeral data, incident response, smart cities, alternative commerce and banking, identification, contracting, connected devices, artificial intelligence, risk transfer, data analytics, ethical and privacy concerns, IoT, industrial controls, and connectivity.
Session 3: Data Breach Disclosure: Let’s Talk about it…or Not. - A discussion about obligations to disclose data breach incidents and the best practices associated with such incidents.
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Taking Internal Controls and Compliance to the Next Level (Aug 2019)
Ryan T. Sulkin
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Taking Internal Controls and Compliance to the Next Level (Aug 2019)
An in-depth discussion on implementing internal controls and ensuring compliance to prevent a breach or other cyber intrusion, as well was contracting with vendors and third-party vendor risk management.
Originally presented: Jul 2019 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Ryan T. Sulkin,
Michael Best & Freidrich LLP - Chicago, IL
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Ephemeral Data and Other Emerging Technology (Aug 2019)
Jordan J. Herman, Chad M. Pinson
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Session 2
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Ephemeral Data and Other Emerging Technology (Aug 2019)
In cybersecurity, staying on pace with current technology, issues, and approaches is a step behind. Practitioners must remain ahead of what is current, or else they will find themselves obsolete, commoditized, outside best practice, or a victim of a cyber incident or crisis. Take a look ahead with thought leadership and awareness around emerging, nascent, or predicted cyber technologies, approaches, threats, challenges, and applications such as transactional due diligence, ephemeral data, incident response, smart cities, alternative commerce and banking, identification, contracting, connected devices, artificial intelligence, risk transfer, data analytics, ethical and privacy concerns, IoT, industrial controls, and connectivity.
Originally presented: Jul 2019 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Jordan J. Herman,
Baker Botts L.L.P. - Austin, TX
Chad M. Pinson,
Stroz Friedberg - Dallas, TX
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Data Breach Disclosure: Let’s Talk about it…or Not.. (Aug 2019)
Monté L. Williams
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Data Breach Disclosure: Let’s Talk about it…or Not.. (Aug 2019)
Discuss obligations to disclose data breach incidents and cover the best practices associated with such incidents.
Originally presented: Jul 2019 Essential Cybersecurity Law
Monté L. Williams,
Steptoe & Johnson PLLC - Morgantown, WV