Reasonable Security & Reasonable Risk
Gain expert guidance on navigating cybersecurity risk assessments, implementing reasonable security practices, and managing cyber risk to acceptable levels using duty of care or DoCRA. This category explores how to define and assess reasonable security and risk in line with your organization’s legal and regulatory standards, while offering practical strategies for threat modeling, risk prioritization, and control implementation. Learn how to effectively communicate cyber risk to executives and boards, justify security investments, and build a risk-informed cybersecurity program that balances protection with business objectives. Establish duty of care while incorporating your organization’s mission, objectives, and obligations.
11 Insights into Cyber Insurance and How It Concerns Your Business
There’s digital gold in your data storage units, computers, networks, and clouds. There (more…)
OVER-SECURING PHI: A DANGEROUS HIPAA VIOLATION | What is reasonable?
Over-securing protected health information (PHI) means protecting the security (more…)
PRIVACY VS SECURITY – WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
The ever-increasing demands from laws and regulations to protect personal information comes with (more…)
Risk Acceptance Levels: Managing the Lower Limits of Security Costs
Last week I presented a topic here at Halock’s blog site (more…)
Reasonable and Appropriate Data Security
Reasonable and Appropriate Data Security – An interesting case that (more…)
Mobile Device Security
Mobile devices have become an important aspect of our personal and professional lives. (more…)
Network Security Engineering Services
One of the things that makes HALOCK a hybrid services firm (more…)