Kip Boyle talks with Jake Bernstein on the need for law firms to have reasonable cyber security. They also discuss how law firms can provide Attorney Client Privilege (ACP) to their clients who conduct Cyber Risk Assessments.
2 minute, 30 second read. Welcome back to the CRO blog. Last week we began a series of three blog posts by analyzing the first of three Federal Trade Commission…
3 minute read. Welcome back to the CRO blog. Last week we discussed incorporating data security standards in business contracts. This week we’ll shift our focus to how the Federal…
Kip Boyle, CEO of Cyber Risk Opportunities, and Jake Bernstein, JD and CyberSecurity Practice Lead at Newman DuWors LLP, provide a preview of a new book to help executives thrive as cyber risk managers.
2 minute read. Last week we broke down the life cycle of cyber risk management by defining the following five functions: identify, protect, detect, respond, and recover. Today we’re going to…
90 second read Today we are continuing our discussion on reasonable cybersecurity by breaking down the life cycle of cyber risk management. The life cycle can be broken down to…
Kip Boyle and Jake Bernstein describe “active defense” as an emerging technique for dealing with cyber-attackers and the legality of the various methods.
90 second read Last week we defined reasonable cybersecurity and what constitutes reasonable cybersecurity. This week we’re going to continue our discussion by redefining the way you think about cyber…
2 minute read Reasonable Cybersecurity is not a technological standard; it’s a legal and managerial standard. The nature of cyber threat is very intense. We see example after example…
Kip Boyle and Jake Bernstein explain how you need to use people, process, and management (in addition to technology) in order to have reasonable cybersecurity.