A listener of my podcast suggested a topic about the internet and law enforcement. With the predicted cost of cyberattacks being an estimated $6 trillion by 2021, why does it…
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Our topic these last few posts has been the CCPA, which stands for the California Consumer Privacy Act. In previous weeks we touched on what the CCPA is all about,…
The California Consumer Privacy Act is a law in, well… California. So why should you be worried about it if you don’t live there? Since California has the fifth-largest economy…
Welcome back! As most large companies probably already know (and if you don’t, I’m glad you’re here), the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) recently went into effect after a two-year…
Last time I established some key elements that law firms should keep in mind about cybersecurity for their businesses. Law firms are big targets of cyber-attacks and law firms have…
In the past I have talked extensively about attorney-client privilege (ACP) and how cooperating with attorneys can help your organization be prepared in the event of a cyber-attack. This time,…
Cybersecurity is often an elaborate medieval fortress, with firewalls and passwords and other types of static defenses that keep the criminals at bay by simply not allowing them inside a…
For my last installment about mastering cybersecurity, I’m going to answer the question I posed in the previous post, then finish up with my tips for upping your game. As…
Today, we’re continuing with my steps to master cybersecurity in part two of this series. Previously I mentioned steps such as recognizing the threat of cyber attacks, understanding your risks,…
For this series of blog posts, I’m going to do things a little differently. Instead of talking in detail about one topic or aspect of cybersecurity, I’m going to be…