Kip Boyle, CEO of Cyber Risk Opportunities, and Jake Bernstein, JD and CyberSecurity Practice Lead at Focal PLLP, discuss the revised Washington State data breach notification law and why it matters to all our listeners.
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The motivations for releasing malicious code onto the public Internet fall into four broad categories: Political ambitions of a nation/state: Good examples are NotPetya and Shamoon, both of which are designed to destroy…
As the Shamoon and NotPetya disk wiper malware have shown, an infected computer in a business context can be so compromised that it’s effectively destroyed. In many documented cases, organizations…
Kip Boyle, CEO of Cyber Risk Opportunities, talk with guest Casey Boggs about how to manage cyber risk with good public relations.
There are many reasons, but here’s the top one for me: Attackers only have to be successful one time out of as many tries as they want to take to…
As a consumer, a high-quality VPN is good for privacy (assuming your VPN provider isn’t selling your web browsing history) and circumventing content licensing restrictions (ex: watching UK-only content in…
Kip Boyle, CEO of Cyber Risk Opportunities, and Jake Bernstein, JD and CyberSecurity Practice Lead at Newman DuWors LLP, discuss “The Sedona Conference Draft Commentary on Reasonable Security Test”
Because new/small companies have limited resources, here’s your 4-point plan: Accept that you are a target online and people will try to steal your money. Do not use your admin…
All public WiFi has this in common: It’s someone else’s network, and you can’t easily know whether it’s safe or not. Are the network devices configured correctly? Are they up-to-date…
There is one reliable way you could detect cyber attackers who “silently” compromise your computer. But it requires preparation. And, there is an ongoing administrative burden. It’s called “file integrity…