Tag Archives: DoCRA
Defining Reasonable Safeguards in Healthcare
The American Health Lawyers Association (AHLA) Webinar on Reasonable Security: Thought Leader Perspectives Webinar – Adopting Duty of Care Risk Analysis to Drive Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) Learn best practices in establishing reasonable security safeguards.
COMPLIANCE WEEK Webinar: The Questions a Judge Will Ask You After a Data Breach – What is Reasonable Security?
What is Reasonable Security? If you are breached and your case goes to litigation, you will likely be asked to demonstrate “due care” and that your controls were “reasonable.” Many are surprised to learn that a breach by itself does not constitute negligence in most cases. But judges will ask a set of questions that […]
RSA 2019: BETTER Connecting. Collaborating. Confiding.
Cybersecurity in this day and age is a collective effort. Its also a moving target as attack strategies, exploits and malware strains are constantly changing. To effectively protect users, data and capital investments from the bad guys, we continually enhance security strategies and tools with developing industry trends. For just as attack vectors evolve, […]
Five Things You Can Do to Achieve RSA’s Vision of Trust
RSA Conference 2019 kicked off with a visionary call to action by RSA leadership Rohit Ghai and Niloofar Razi Howe. Ghai and Howe described two alternative paths society could travel in terms of security; one is chaos and the other is trust.
How do you Define “Reasonable” in Cyber Legislation?
The Current State of Financial Services Data Breaches
Why Organizations Need More than just Cyber Liability Insurance
Defining DoCRA and Reasonable Security | Glossary of Key Terms
ANALYZING RISK FOR REASONABLE SECURITY AND APPROPRIATE SAFEGUARDS Glossary for DoCRA Terms and definitions.
Webinar | CIS RAM: This Math will Save you
View the recorded presentation of CIS RAM: This Math will Save You by Chris Cronin regarding reasonable cyber security. This material was presented at the Cyber Security Summit in Chicago.