2020 has been quite a year so far, surfacing security vulnerabilities many were unprepared for. Cyber attackers took advantage of new remote working environments as well as our fear and uncertainty due to COVID-19, and hit our networks hard.
Seeking input on proposed changes to the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act’s Safeguards Rule, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) conducted
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has been vaguely requiring financial institutions to use “reasonable” security controls since 1999. That is about to change.
NetDiligence Cyber Risk Summit: What is Reasonable Cyber Security? The panel provided an overview of the risk-based analysis process that substantiates the method, and presented the legal, regulatory, and security best-practice history that informs the method. Each participant presented why the method successfully substantiates the term “reasonable” in their work and provided anecdotes that illustrate […]
HALOCK partner, Chris Cronin, will be participating as a panelist in the FTC Safeguards Rule Virtual Workshop. The session, “The Costs and Benefits of Information Security Programs”
Prior to the pandemic outbreak, some 5.2 percent of U.S. employees worked remotely on a full time basis according to the U.S. Census.
NetDiligence Cyber Risk Virtual Summit
On June 24, 2020, an online panel of WG11 drafting team members discussed their June 2020 draft Commentary ,
As businesses re-open and take cautionary measures to prevent spread of COVID-19, many organizations have incorporated thermal scanner policies onsite.
HALOCK partnered with a Manufacturing company to recover data exfiltrated from a ransomware attack