The Sedona Conference Draft Commentary on Proactive Privacy and Data Security Governance
On June 24, 2020, an online panel of WG11 drafting team members discussed their June 2020 draft Commentary ,
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Are Thermal Scanners a Privacy/HIPAA Concern?
As businesses re-open and take cautionary measures to prevent spread of COVID-19, many organizations have incorporated thermal scanner policies onsite.
Cyber Security Case Study: When Ransomware Attacks and You Don’t Have Documented Data Inventory
HALOCK partnered with a Manufacturing company to recover data exfiltrated from a ransomware attack
Cyber Security Case Study: Ransomware at a Manufacturing Company
HALOCK contained and eradicated a ransomware attack on a manufacturing company’s internal assets and set a wholistic plan to mitigate future risk through enhanced MFA, policies, and training.
Double Duty of Care Risk Insight at CAMP IT Enterprise Risk and Security Management Conference
In today’s highly regulatory environment it is essential that you have a clear understanding of risk across the enterprise. A risk management framework can bring visibility to key business and compliance risks and enable a company to make decisions on where to prioritize its limited resources. It is through a risk management framework that real […]
Privacy is Now Intertwined in Everything
As technologies advance in our fast-paced world, our activities and information are being constantly collected and monitored – so what is ‘privacy’?
Cyber Security Summit Gallery
Does Colorado Protections for Consumer Data Privacy Affect You?
If you are a business in the United States, or anywhere for that matter, its time to start taking notice at where your consumers are located; Because compliance regulations such as those implemented by the European Union, California and Colorado may apply to your organization if you hold the personal information and data of people […]
Know Where Your Next Attack is Coming From
At the CAMP IT Conference, HALOCK’s Todd Becker, Principal Consultant, and Steve Lawn, Senior Consultant, presented “KNOW WHERE YOUR NEXT ATTACK IS COMING FROM: Attack prediction and resource prioritization using community-sourced data.”
Reasonable and Appropriate Data Security
Reasonable and Appropriate Data Security – An interesting case that the FTC filed recently (June 26, 2012) against a well-known hotel chain. (Names omitted for the purposes of this blog.) Notice the similarities to the PCI DSS requirements.